
Let There Be Light: How a Film on PTSD Worried the Army
Aiming to illuminate an invisible combat injury, a groundbreaking film became a casualty itself
Aiming to illuminate an invisible combat injury, a groundbreaking film became a casualty itself
Eugene Fluckey threw out the operating manual to become one of the deadliest American submarine commanders in the Pacific during World War II. His sub USS Barb sank ships, shelled factories and even blew up a train.