he asks how i got the bronze star i was in the first the recall and i was the combat korman and with one patrol we've made and to be contacted and was surrounded in my patrol leader was wounded and we actually wray and our point man ran into the end of the point man then this guy open and everybody shoots seeing at each other the first one that was my patrol leader i was able to get to him to drag him to our perimeter and we waited for the choppers and that is the simple the answer to that question. anybody else? by the way i did not even note that i had the bronze star until after i was out of the military. they sent it to be in the mail. [laughter] >> the. [inaudible] spee cpac. >> the question is about my writing schedule i write every day. i am very disciplined that is what i can write to other books and finish them. figure for that question. i believe we are out of time and i thank you for coming and i appreciate the invitation it has been a great great defense. [applause] i will be signing books over here as long as you want me relm ring: stanley terick's iconic images of the m

. >> best part is you see the picture of mike korman on the battlefield with me, bandaged me up and wasintroduction of the book is still treating guys in this war. and knows more about pts and chronic pain than i've met. he says you've got to tell the rest of the story about the support and love from families who also made a great sacrifice. >> no. ptsd is real. and they're coming back z are we doing enough to help them? >> no. and wuchbt things ais a phone call. do you remember that day? >> yes. i called you a number of times about individuals. >> jack fowler would tell you they've overmedicated these guys. when in reality what helps the most is having someone trained to work with them through the terrible injuries they've suffered. you can see a receivered arm and prosthetic limb. you can't see damage inside of the brain by these massive explosions. a lot of the guys would have died in other wars, they're living today, you're seeing more of it. at least in the military there is hope. >> you're doing a big book tour with this? >> yes. oliver north.com. >> thank you. thank you. >> thank