Warrior SOS: Military Veterans' Stories of Faith, Emotional Survival, and Living with PTSD

Warrior SOS gathers raw, first-person stories from combat veterans spanning World War II through Iraq and Afghanistan, along with the voices of spouses and parents. Compiled by Iraq War veteran Jeffrey Denning, these accounts confront PTSD, traumatic brain injury, survivor guilt, and suicide head-on—while pointing toward faith, family, counseling, and camaraderie as pathways to recovery. Each chapter closes with a real veteran-support resource. Honest, sometimes graphic, and ultimately hopeful, it's essential reading for veterans, their families, caregivers, and anyone who wants to understand the true cost of service.

• Real veterans from WWII to Afghanistan tell their stories in their own words—including a triple amputee, a Delta Force operator, and a Beirut bombing survivor
• Twenty-two veterans die by suicide every day—this book offers hope and shows struggling warriors they are not alone
• Endorsed by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman (On Combat, On Killing) and Glenn Beck
• Spouses and mothers share what it's really like to love someone who came home changed by war

Perfect for a veteran or military family member struggling with PTSD who wants to know they are not alone, or a civilian, chaplain, or counselor seeking to understand the emotional aftermath of combat.