What Have We Done: The Moral Injury of Our Longest Wars

Thought-provoking and challenging read about the hidden moral injuries sustained by our soldiers fighting modern wars that don't play by the traditional rules. This book highlights the disconnect between the people choosing the wars, and their ideas of how to “heal” their soldiers, and the people doing the fighting, and those men and women actively involved with helping those soldiers heal. I think this is an important read, and I'd hope it receives wide readership.