one week after the crash, an emotional kyle franklin describes the extent of his wife's injuries. >>70% of her body. she's got inhalation injury. she's got a broken neck. a broken back. her face is smashed. she's got multiple fractures all down her face. she's got very little skin left for them to do very much grafting. >> due to the severity of her burns, she suffers from numerous infections and her kidneys, all but shut down. 11 weeks after the crash, kyle is forced to make a difficult decision. he takes his wife amanda off life support. she passes away two months after her 25th birthday. the ntsb hasn't released its final report on the cause of the crash, but kyle franklin says he believes something caused the engine to flood. once the plane is in trouble, he and amanda had precious little time to react. >> from the time that the engine developed a problem from the time that they were on the ground was a matter of five or six seconds. she was standing on the top wing when they crashed into the brush she was inside the front cockpit. >> they leveled out so that amanda could get bac

my parents, gail and neil franklin, and my brother, kyle.ays, everyone, and have a great new year. ♪ >>> the last u.s. military convoy has left iraq. the trucks crossed into kuwait while many of you were sleeping, ending the nearly nine-year mission in iraq. the last troops are from ft. hood in texas. they'll be home in a few days, ending their deployment a bit early. the convoy had more than 100 vehicles in all rumbling across southern iraq for the last time. >>> a military vet -- the military vets who have returned home often face a lot of issues, problems. among them, sometimes paying their bills. joined by june walburt, certified financial planner with usaa financial planning services and colonel in the army relative. thank you very much for being here. we think about so much of the emotional scars of war. what are some of the top financial issues they run into as soon as they get back? is it just plain and simply finding a job? >> hi, t.j. you know, one of the things that i've realized about the military is that they simply are a cross