After 9/11, these Pennsylvanians went to war. Here’s how their lives changed.

Newseze Wire·Thu, Sep 10, 9:05 AMWire: Philadelphia Inquirer

The stories of these four military veterans, who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, offer a glimpse into the experience of countless others whose lives were altered by the wars that followed Sept. 11.

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After 9/11, these Pennsylvanians went to war. Here’s how their lives changed.

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