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    1. U.S. Army‏Verified account @USArmy 23 May 2019

      Hear from Pfc. Nathan Spencer, a scout with @FightingFirst who shares how the #USArmy has influenced his life. Video by @FortBenning #WhyIServe #KnowYourMil #ArmyValuespic.twitter.com/yvkHAbFhUK

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      U.S. Army‏Verified account @USArmy 23 May 2019

      How has serving impacted you?

      4:34 PM - 23 May 2019
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        2. U.S. Army‏Verified account @USArmy 25 May 2019

          To everyone who responded to this thread, thank you for sharing your story. Your stories are real, they matter, and they may help others in similar situations. The Army is committed to the health, safety, and well-being of our Soldiers.

          801 replies 258 retweets 2,937 likes
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        3. U.S. Army‏Verified account @USArmy 25 May 2019

          As we honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice this weekend by remembering their service, we are also mindful of the fact that we have to take care of those who came back home with scars we can't see.

          195 replies 706 retweets 3,639 likes
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        4. U.S. Army‏Verified account @USArmy 25 May 2019

          If you or someone you know is in need of help, please call the Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255 (and press 1 to talk to someone NOW) or visithttps://www.veteranscrisisline.net 

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        2. vmins banana phone ⁷ ⁹²⁹‏ @kylojimin 24 May 2019
          Replying to @USArmy

          my friend was promised if he served a certain number of years in the US military that he and his family would be granted citizenship, after serving the time, they told him to get his family he had to serve 3 more years, then after all this, he still could not bring his parents

          7 replies 474 retweets 6,346 likes
        3. vmins banana phone ⁷ ⁹²⁹‏ @kylojimin 24 May 2019
          Replying to @kylojimin @USArmy

          he now suffers from severe ptsd and lives in america alone without his family, even though he was promised numerous times they could come with him after serving 6+ years active in Afghanistan and Iraq, seeing and experiencing horrifying things

          18 replies 356 retweets 6,798 likes
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        2. K‏ @katzevonstich 28 May 2019
          Replying to @USArmy

          Dad served in Vietnam as Navy artillery mechanic, spent most of his time in combat. Watched all his friends die when his PBR was blown up in middle of night. Hospital pulled out some shrapnel, badly stitched him up, & sent him right back to work on the next boat, same day. 1/3

          1 reply 21 retweets 485 likes
        3. K‏ @katzevonstich 28 May 2019
          Replying to @katzevonstich @USArmy

          Dad spent next several decades drinking because that was what passed for mental health treatment at local VA office. He had horrific nightmares for long time & would wake us with his screaming. He doesn't scream as much anymore, but still won't talk about his experience. 2/3

          2 replies 15 retweets 439 likes
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        2. Dakota  🌸‏ @LuLuDakota 24 May 2019
          Replying to @USArmy

          The people around me go to the army because they can't afford college. It's like a dystopian reaping where people disappear from daily life because they aren't born fortunate.

          23 replies 629 retweets 7,131 likes
        3. Dakota  🌸‏ @LuLuDakota 25 May 2019
          Replying to @LuLuDakota @USArmy

          And then the people taken by the army never come back the same or ever at all. You feel kinda guilty deep down that you don't have to go through that. You fear those people leaving because they'll be so different. Almost a stranger again.

          5 replies 143 retweets 2,932 likes
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        2. Saadia Bukhari‏ @SaadiaBukhari 25 May 2019
          Replying to @USArmy

          You’re really courageous to keep this thread alive. The message is clear. Don’t fabricate enemies and shove innocent Americans into wars that kill innocent civilians. You’ve gained nothing from all the wars combined. It’s bee hell for the world.

          13 replies 151 retweets 2,372 likes
        3. Brett Russell‏ @AHoopyFrood42 25 May 2019
          Replying to @SaadiaBukhari @USArmy

          No one making those decisions will see this thread. The real take away for the social media/marketing folks whose brilliant idea this was should be to stop selling and glorifying military service to underprivileged 18 year olds while covering up the consequences and side effects.

          3 replies 85 retweets 1,105 likes
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