I have to add, the reason she claims the Army has not seen it is because the “professionals” the V.A. and the Army train to treat our soldiers, are trained NOT to see it. My son kept telling me the V.A. counselors were asking him the same questions over and over. These questions were from non-trained laymen, and involved my son relating to them some “incidents” that he thought might have caused him to have PTSD. This was very painful for my son, as this is the LAST thing a soldier wants to do fresh from a war and without medication. I went to his first and only appointment to the V.A. psychiatrist and was appalled. She repeated this same request to verbally relate any “incidents” that he felt might have “bothered him”. He didn’t hold back. The whole session was a nightmare. She berated my son for telling her he would drink to pass out several times a month, and told him he had an alcohol problem. Really? What about the demons in his mind problem? Not a word.