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Sep. 9th bell ringer

Being a veteran for a long time can have an impact on their life once they are no longer a veteran. Veterans who have been in the army for a long time report emotionally stressful or unpleasant events related to military duty, as well as those who report suffering from post-traumatic stress (PTS) as a result of their military experiences, are more likely to report that their transition to civilian life was difficult.

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