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Here with you. this young man, 33 years old, absolutely incredible. as you mentioned, he sprinted across the open fields to get ammo to save the lives of others. sadly, eight u.s. soldiers were killed. many others injured whether they were outnumbered. i think it was like eight to one. but he kept fighting there. they ended up with permanent hearing loss. he's also dealt with post-traumatic stress disorder. here he is on this day. >> yeah, and he's getting a lot of help, too. both outside the medal of honor society, which includes all the medal of honor recipients, and inside from some of us. ...

And it is absolutely critical for us to work with brave young men like ty to put an end to any stigma that keeps more folks from seeking help. so let me say it as clearly as i can to any of our troops or veterans who are watching and struggling. look at this man. look at this soldier. look at this warrior. he's as tough as they come, and if he can find the courage and the strength to not only seek help but also to speak out about it, to take care of himself and to stay strong, then so can you. so can you. and as you summon that strength, our nation needs to keep summoning the commitment and re...

The flashbacks. the nightmares. the anxiety. the heart ache that makes it sometimes almost impossible to get through a day. and he's urged us to remember another soldier from camp keating who suffered, too, who eventually lost his own life back home. and who we remember today for his service in afghanistan that day, private ed faulkner jr. at first, like a lot of troops, ty resisted seeking help. but with the support of the army, the encouragement of his commanders, and most importantly, the love of shannon and the kids, ty got help. the pain of that day, i think ty understands and we can only...

The flashbacks, the nightmares, the anxiety, the heartache that makes it sometimes almost impossible to get through a day. and he's urged us to remember another soldier who suffered, too, who eventually lost his own life back home and who we remember today for his service in afghanistan that day t private ed faulkner jr. at first, like a lot of troops, ty resisted seeking help, but with the support of the army, the encouragement of his commanders, and most importantly the love of shannon and the kids, ty got help. the pain of that day, i think ty understands, and we can only imagine, may never...

The flashbacks. nightmares. anxiety. heartache that makes it sometimes almost impossible to get through a day. and he has urged us to remember another soldier from cop kaeting who suffered too, who eventually lost his own life back home, and who we remember today for his service in afghanistan that day, private ed faulkner junior. at first, like a lot of troops, ty resisted seeking help. but with the support of the army, encouragement of his commanders, and most importantly the love of shannon and the kids, ty got help. the pain in that day, i think ty understands and we can only imagine, may ...