What Have We Done: The Moral Injury of Our Longest Wars
by David Wood
David Wood investigates the moral and psychological injuries sustained by soldiers during America’s longest wars, highlighting the personal and societal challenges that follow.
About This Book
What Have We Done examines the lasting impact of extended military conflicts on those who served.
The book draws on firsthand accounts to explore moral injury and its consequences.
It considers how society addresses, or fails to address, the ethical burdens carried by veterans.
Readers gain insight into the human cost beyond physical wounds and official narratives.
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