"These things haunt you. They don't go away", states army veteran Matthew Schehl. Like Matthew, Chris Dana returned from Iraq suffering from psychological problems. But instead of offering him support; "the military gave him a dishonorable discharge". He killed himself shortly afterwards. "Chris felt betrayed", confides his brother. "It killed him." Chris's home state of Montana is fertile ground for army recruiters. "We have a list of all the students that are gonna graduate", states Sgt Gray. Kids as young as 13 are targeted; "because in a couple of years, they'll be graduating". But even in Montana, the anti-war movement is growing.