Obituary: Priscilla Jackson, 1937-2022
Fiercely independent Shelburne woman started her own physical therapy business, loved travel and the arts
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Fiercely independent Shelburne woman started her own physical therapy business, loved travel and the arts
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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...