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Hector Bravo on Serving in the Iraq War: I Feel Sorrow for What We Did to Those People (Part 2)
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August 28, 2024
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Hector Bravo, a military veteran, shared his deeply personal and somber reflections on his time serving in the Iraq War. After joining the military immediately after high school, Bravo found himself deployed to Iraq during a tumultuous period characterized by insurgencies and guerrilla warfare. Placed amid violent skirmishes and forced to confront the grim realities of war, Bravo recalled misleading justifications for the war, such as non-existent weapons of mass destruction and false liberation promises. These revelations now fill him with a profound sorrow over the impact of their actions on the Iraqi people. Witnessing the deaths of comrades and many Iraqis left psychological scars. Bravo grappled with these tragic moments, recounting specific heart-wrenching episodes where the lines between enemy and innocent blurred. Now reflecting on the loss and moral complexities, he faces ongoing sorrow and regret for what transpired.
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