During the last year of his service contract with the Marine Reserves,
Christopher Lee Boyd was sent to Iraq. Boyd was a driver in the Fourth
Combat Engineer Battalion, Charlie Company, out of Lynchburg,
Virginia.
In Iraq, Boyd’s unit escorted convoys and swept for land mines. When
Boyd drove, he watched the road for IEDs. The bombs could be disguised
as almost anything; his team found them stashed in potholes, trash bags,
and, once, in a dead sheep.
Why Veterans Become Criminals
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