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The WarDawg Trail: A Marine Rifleman's Struggle with War and PTSD
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The WarDawg Trail: A Marine Rifleman's Struggle with War and PTSD in Ottawa, ON
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The WarDawg Trail: A Marine Rifleman's Struggle with War and PTSD in Ottawa, ON
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"One of the best Iraq War books of all time" - Book Authority This is the memoir of Sgt Carnell Smith Jr aka Sgt WarDawg. As a U.S. Marine Infantry Rifleman, the Sgt was called on to serve 3 tours in Iraq in 2003, 2004, & 2005 including the very 1st day of the War in March 2003. This is the story of a kid from Orlando who joined the Marines at 18 years old and went on to turn 19, 20, and 21 in the throes of the Iraq War during its first 3 years. Ending with the Sgt's tales of struggle with PTSD, this a memoir that relates to an entire generation of Warfighters in America. From fighting in Baghdad when the war first began to 2 additional tours in the streets of Fallujah, this Marine Infantry Sgt & Rifleman has been tested... and survived.
"One of the best Iraq War books of all time" - Book Authority This is the memoir of Sgt Carnell Smith Jr aka Sgt WarDawg. As a U.S. Marine Infantry Rifleman, the Sgt was called on to serve 3 tours in Iraq in 2003, 2004, & 2005 including the very 1st day of the War in March 2003. This is the story of a kid from Orlando who joined the Marines at 18 years old and went on to turn 19, 20, and 21 in the throes of the Iraq War during its first 3 years. Ending with the Sgt's tales of struggle with PTSD, this a memoir that relates to an entire generation of Warfighters in America. From fighting in Baghdad when the war first began to 2 additional tours in the streets of Fallujah, this Marine Infantry Sgt & Rifleman has been tested... and survived.
















