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Thanks. I read an excerpt in the New Yorker about a book mentioning studies that

Posted by tinear on June 4, 2014 at 14:44:41:
showed the impact killing had had on men long after the combat. Also, how difficult it was to train men to kill others--- how few men in modern combat ever shoot at a particular combatant--- it's mostly fire zones, yet the results, though not "personalized," still are devastating.
I'm sure my local library has it; again, thanks for the info.