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This article contains 3 charts from the Global War on Terror, or GWOT as the military refers to it, and 1 chart on The (Irish) Troubles. These are standard celeration charts that are easy to read. They show a few important things. First, the terrorist attacks against the U.S. are decreasing. Second, they show not only the number of soldiers that died or were injured but also the number of soldiers with PTSD and TBI. These data account for the psychological trauma and lost wages. Third, these data show that military suicide is higher than civilian suicide.
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