US-POLITICS-MILITARY-GUNS

US Army Combat Medic, Staff Sergeant Dennis Magnasco treats an Afghan boy who was injured in a mortar attack, 2011 in Ghazni, Afghanistan. A group of US military veterans, including Dennis Magnasco, who served in the US Army from 2006 to 2015 and deployed to Afghanistan, are calling for changes to permissive American firearms regulations in the wake of recent mass shootings, bringing their knowledge of weapons and war -- and accompanying credibility -- to the contentious debate over countering gun violence. / AFP PHOTO / Darnell T. Cannady (Photo credit should read DARNELL T. CANNADY/AFP via Getty Images)
US Army Combat Medic, Staff Sergeant Dennis Magnasco treats an Afghan boy who was injured in a mortar attack, 2011 in Ghazni, Afghanistan. A group of US military veterans, including Dennis Magnasco, who served in the US Army from 2006 to 2015 and deployed to Afghanistan, are calling for changes to permissive American firearms regulations in the wake of recent mass shootings, bringing their knowledge of weapons and war -- and accompanying credibility -- to the contentious debate over countering gun violence. / AFP PHOTO / Darnell T. Cannady (Photo credit should read DARNELL T. CANNADY/AFP via Getty Images)
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