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>> guest: my pleasure, too, thank you. >> host: the invisible wounds of war: coming home from iraq and afghanistan. and what a time to talk about this, what a relevant time. in july the highest rate of suicides that the military has ever seen, 38 soldiers took their own lives. more casualties in the battlefield, more than one a day. this is precisely the topic you take on in "the invisible wounds of war." talk about it. >> guest: well, first of all, um, only 1% of our population over 18 is in the army, and it's a volunteer army which means they don't have enough soldiers, they're str...

having problems with combat stress, they redeployed. >> host: it's interesting, one of the trends they found is that increasingly older soldiers are taking their own lives and where not even talking about veterans right now. >> guest: i will tell you why, because this is a volunteer army. this was stretched so thin. they are calling upon the national guard or go okay now the national guard, they have civilian jobs. they have children and wives. their child may be in high school. instead of going once a month to do what you do and take care of the problems of the united states you are...