One soldier's mental wounds from the harrowing reality of drone wars

Even soldiers who fight wars from a safe distance have found themselves traumatised. Could their injuries be moral ones? Eyal Press reports.

One soldier's mental wounds from the harrowing reality of drone wars

Even soldiers who fight wars from a safe distance have found themselves traumatised. Could their injuries be moral ones? Eyal Press reports.

In the spring of 2006, Christopher Aaron started working 12-hour shifts in a windowless room at the Counterterrorism Airborne Analysis Centre in Langley, Virginia.

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