The Long Walk

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The narrative follows Brian Castner's harrowing experiences as the leader of an Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit during three tours in the Middle East, focusing on the intense and dangerous task of disarming IEDs. He describes the high-stakes environment where human courage meets technological limitations. Upon returning home, Castner confronts his personal battles, grappling with the psychological aftermath of war, which he refers to as the "Crazy." This exploration highlights the duality of combat—both external and internal—faced by veterans.