Veteran Morgan Luttrell: Tough Transition Out of the Special Forces Community

It is the greatest thing ever to be in that community and to be around those people. There was nothing that affects them. It’s sad because once you exit that community it’s when it all comes crashing down because you don't have the, you don't have the resourcefulness of the guys around you to keep you lifted up. Because it’s never leave a man behind, right? And we’d carry you through anything. But once that’s not there and it all comes on your shoulders, it’s a weight, a very heavy one. And that’s the problems that we’re seeing now with the tier one community, the Special Forces community, the soft community, if you will. The burdens that those guys carry around just because of everything they do, they have done, they are still doing. We’re still fighting a war, been doing it for sixteen years. No end in sight. These guys in that community have never stopped. Start, finish no matter what. Going and going and going. I only did fourteen years. Piece of cake. These guys that are doing it for twenty plus - man. They’ve got some baggage. This video was produced by BrainLine thanks to generous support from the Infinite Hero Foundation