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Marine Reservist Feels Aftershocks From Iraq

Sacramento News & Review | December 14, 2004

Richard Sandoval still hears ringing in his ears from the rockets that flew overhead in Iraq. "The hardest thing for me was..." he begins again and again, describing so many hard things.

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Tags: Iraq veterans, Baghdad, post-traumatic stress disorder, killing, Michael Miracle, Marines’ Humvees, Sacramento Vet Center

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