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Veterans

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5. My dear Countrymen.

Tue May 14, 2013, 09:36 PM

May 2013

Are you just now noticing the faces? They've been coming back like that for over a hundred years. Some wounds are not caused by bullets or shrapnel.

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Mesmerizing Photographs Of Soldiers' Faces Before And After A War [View all] Scuba May 2013 OP

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Is the middle photo "during"? snot May 2013 #2

Per the link, yes. Scuba May 2013 #3

My dear Countrymen. Half-Century Man May 2013 #5

Amen. nolabear May 2013 #6

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I see a lot of emptiness in those third photos NV Whino May 2013 #8

Thousand-yard stare (WW II term) Botany May 2013 #9

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That's the handiwork Rainngirl May 2013 #13

The lighting is different in the middle picture. GreenStormCloud May 2013 #15

Coloured contact lenses, perhaps? nt MADem May 2013 #23

I always found it upsetting 90-percent May 2013 #16

+1,000 Scuba May 2013 #17

Vietnam, the same images DaveHee May 2013 #18

Stress, stress, stress. colorado_ufo May 2013 #19

propaganda sodom May 2013 #20

Yours is a very interesting post. Scuba May 2013 #21

There was a good essay on the general topic today... mojowork_n May 2013 #22