it wasn't an area i was expecting to examine, but sergeant dan collins, a hero of the book i interviewed him just after he got back. he had been shot in the body armor, blown off his feet twice by ieds, and i interviewed him. he seemed on top of the world, almost envious of him, war hero been through this experience and were tested and proved yourself, and then i saw dan -- he took his own life on new year's eve 2012. so an extended reporting and getting to know these people for well over a year and still in touch with many of them. >> host: sure. thanks. having spent time myself in helmund between 2010 and 2012 with the u.s. marines i was struck by the friction point at times between the american troops and the british troops and also perhaps even more so the leadership on the two sides, seems pretty clear some of the british commanders were concerned about their legacy and whether or not the american marines were going to sort of steal the thunder. how much do you think that hat an impact on what was happening on the ground to the ralk and file welsh guards men in the unit. >> guest: a

it was in an area i was expecting to examine that sergeant dan collins who is one of the heroes in the book he had been shot and i remember interviewing him and he seemed like he was on top of the world. i was almost envious of him. a war hero speeding through this experience. you are tested and have proven yourself and then i saw dan descent into death. he took his own life on new year's eve 2012. so it was an extended reporting a following these people for over a year and i'm still in touch with many of them. >> host: thanks. having spent time myself and elmont between 2010 and 2012 with the u.s. marines i was struck by the friction points at times between the american troops and the british troops and perhaps even more so the leadership on the two sides. it seems pretty clear that some of those british commanders were concerned about their legacy and whether or not the american marines were going to steal their thunder. how much do you think that had an impact on what was happening on the ground to the rank-and-file welsh guardsman indian it? >> guest: well right at the ground level

way of getting out of things or claiming benefits afterwards but being out there with people like dan collins john williams who was one of the three falklands veterans being on board the ship in the watch guardsmen and burned to death. .. are they falling back on the campaign? to attract the differences or to try to learn lessons? >> guest: there is a study that was kind of a take that but they went out of their way to prove the rate was way below that. there wasn't a problem here we don't need to worry about this. >> host: to turn that around is there an emphasis on the way things are in the united states and the way that they track backs it does make the news regular and there are a lot of people that are deeply invested in the problem and the folks that really attracts out and are concerned about that and we would probably include ourselves in that. but when you compare that to another country where there is but little attention. you have to be careful about for trading the veterans as victims are ticking time bombs of angry men that are about to go postal at any moment. i think that most

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collin. we'll take one more break. when we come back, "hits and miss misses of the week." >>> time now for hits and misses of the week. danstart us off. >> well, i'll give a hit to the 50th anniversary of the moynihan report. it was a young daniel patrick moynihan issued a report whose central insight was that dependency on welfare was breaking up black families, creating the single mothers on welfare and moynihan wanted to create incentives for the women to work. 50 years later that incentive to work as an alternative to welfare was conventional wisdom. >> he was vilified at the time. >> very much. >> dorothy? >> yes, this is about a film you may have heard of "american sniper" which i went to see in a greenwich village movie theater. packed to the gills, liberal progressive. it was an amazing moment to listen to no sound, no popcorn crackling, no nothing. people were crushed leaving, overcome with emotion. there was still no sound. it occurred to me to think of howard dean who said famously that the only people interested in this film were sort of people who were not quite right in the head and also who were tea partier