The Other Two-Thirds

More and more soldiers are being rotated in and out of war zones, some even for the third and fourth tours. About one third of the nearly one and a half million have been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. But what about the other two-thirds that may not be asking for help?

Doctors say if the disorder goes untreated soldiers are more likely to get divorced, go into debt, start drinking and even turn to drugs to cope with the memories of war.