And this one is a Vietnam vet who’s 53.

Paul Dunlap, a sergeant in the Army National Guard, will join an armored division next month as a telecommunications specialist in Kuwait, and expects to be there for at least a year, the newspaper reported.

Dunlap, who has not been in combat since serving as a 19-year-old Marine in Vietnam, could not be reached for comment. He will leave behind his wife Mary, four children and three grandchildren.

“I don’t think any of them want me to go,” Dunlap told the paper. “I’m thinking it’s a long time since I’ve been in war.”

Again, not surprising when you realize that we’ve actually lost 9% of our forces to death or injury. This is a much higher figure than has previously been reported.