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The War Within: Experts Say Millions Could Seek Treatment For Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Forget what they say about time healing all wounds. More than 57 years have passed since Phil Heath, 76, of Granite City, served with the Marine Corps in Korea. But he can't shake the image of the first Marine he saw die in combat. It was April 24, 1951. Heath's company was trapped on a hill, defending it from communist attackers. Fallen Marines covered the hillside, and stretchers were scarce. So Heath and his comrades used an old tarp to carry away the soldier's body, he said.

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The War Within: Experts Say Millions Could Seek Treatment For Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Forget what they say about time healing all wounds.

More than 57 years have passed since Phil Heath, 76, of Granite City, served with the Marine Corps in Korea. But he can't shake the image of the first Marine he saw die in combat.

It was April 24, 1951. Heath's company was trapped on a hill, defending it from communist attackers.

Fallen Marines covered the hillside, and stretchers were scarce. So Heath and his comrades used an old tarp to carry away the soldier's body, he said.