Jeremy Stalnecker had already left the Marine Corps when he began hearing that Marines from his former unit, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, were being killed in Fallujah.
Some were Marines he had served alongside. Some had been in his platoon.
He was home—but part of him was still at war.
The anger grew. His identity began to unravel. And eventually, Jeremy found himself wrestling with suicidal thoughts and believing the world might be better without him.
In this powerful moment, Jeremy explains what happened when the losses of war followed him home—and how other men stepping into his life became the beginning of his road back.
🎙️ Watch the full conversation with Jeremy Stalnecker on The ToosDay Crüe — A MisFitNation Production.
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