TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月11日 23時00分

3 of 11 – To mark Veterans Day (11/11), TIME is sharing inspiring veterans stories every hour for 11 hours, some of which were submitted by readers on Instagram using #TIMEvets. "I had spent the previous eight months doing portraits and interviews with severely wounded veterans who had returned home from the Iraq War,” says photographer Nina Berman. “Tyson Johnson III, 22, was one of the last veterans I photographed. He had been badly injured in a mortar attack on the Abu Ghraib prison. His job in the Army was to fix vehicles. He loved cars and trucks and said he could fix anything faster than anyone. He joined the military looking for a career and a purpose and to escape a hometown that offered him nothing… Seeing him back at his mother’s home, I wondered what kind of future he might have. What will this country offer him now? To make matters worse, the military wanted his nearly $3000 signing bonus returned because he didn’t fulfill his whole contract – because he was injured. For a while he was homeless, living in his car. I kept in touch with him a bit, tried to help him in small ways, and eventually a national TV station featured his story and his debt was forgiven.” Photograph by Nina Berman (@nina_berman—@noorimages) for @EverydayUSA.
For more veterans stories, visit time.com/vets.

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