The Consequences of War
Ashley Gilbertson
Ashley Gilbertson's photographs from Iraq, where he worked almost exclusively from 2002 until 2008 on assignment for The...
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15 April 2010
By Ashley Gilbertson / VII Network
Interview 2
In a very personal interview with VII The Magazine, photographer Ashley Gilbertson, opens up about the effects of war on soldiers and their families, himself, and the country.

WARNING: CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGERY AND LANGUAGE
 
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09 July 2010 10:45 PM
Bruce said:
Wonderful photos artistically. Great captures. Good journalistic approach. You know, the military is researching drugs to minimize PTSD so that they can get more out of young soldiers. We don't accept natural constraints that could help us. Rather than examine our policies we just march down the gang plank farther and farther. The costs of these wars are pathetically underestimated. Good to listen to your monologue. It's an interesting journey. But most will likely think, my what was he thinking when he signed up for the gig? That he's indestructible and wouldn't come back a basket case? You were a war correspondent for God's sake. Hubris of youth. No wonder the majority dead are 20 and under.
11 April 2010 11:27 PM
Michael Shaw said:
Very eloquent, Ashley. Thanks.
 
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