Troops leaving the military—especially for the first time—can feel misunderstood. Here's how they can better communicate with their new civilian peers.
He stands in the northbound lane of Vietnam's Highway 1, traffic swirling around him, horns honking. He is pointing. Right there, he says — that's where it happened. That's where the screaming children appeared. That's where I made the picture that the world couldn't forget.
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