Spc. L. Curtis Applegate of Surfside Beach, South Carolina joined the Army in 2004 and was a twice-deployed Iraq war veteran awarded the Purple Heart and Army Commendation Medal with Valor. He was a decorated Iraq war veteran stationed at Fort Carson. Curtis was in the post's Warrior Transition Unit, which is designed to assist soldiers with war-related medical or mental health problems. He was assigned to the unit created by the Pentagon in June 2007 to house soldiers injured in war and to help them focus on healing. He was a good, young soldier who was dealing with a lot. He was 27.
Spc. L. Curtis Applegate of Surfside Beach, South Carolina joined the Army in 2004 and was a twice-deployed Iraq war veteran awarded the Purple Heart and Army Commendation Medal with Valor. He was a decorated Iraq war veteran stationed at Fort Carson. Curtis was in the post's Warrior Transition Unit, which is designed to assist soldiers with war-related medical or mental health problems. He was assigned to the unit created by the Pentagon in June 2007 to house soldiers injured in war and to help them focus on healing. He was a good, young soldier who was dealing with a lot. He was 27.
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