For people that are in Mortuary Affairs or even any non-combat related MOS, PTSD still happens.

Jeremiah Civil, US Marine Corps 2001 - 2005, shares his advice for others who may be concerned about PTSD.
Learn more about PTSD from Jeremiah Civil and other Veterans who've been there: www.ptsd.va.gov/AboutFace

[@pinecresthalloween835]

I served in Graves Registration, 25th Infantry in Cu Chi, Dau Tieng, and at the Army Mortuary in Saigon for a total of 31 months, starting in 1968. I have received a disability compensation check for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder related to that service over 30 years. Disabled American Veterans helped me get through the process to include appeal. Fortunately I was able to perform all my duties during my time of service and did what needed to be done. A cost came to me later.

[@MADRICAN969]

Hey buddy. I would like to talk to someone who works in mortuary affairs in active duty.

[@audionews8659]

Did you get any info?

[@scuffedah]

I was mortuary affairs active duty one tour, you can reply here any questions

[@alkalionpower]

@@scuffedah What did you do in garrison?

[@scuffedah]

111th qmco , one tour to Iraq 92m, mortuary affairs

[@johnstewart7310]

111th Alumni here with three deployments.

[@scuffedah]

SAME LOL my nco was sgt dexter. @@johnstewart7310

[@Bloodbath1787]

111th was disbanded less than a year ago