PTSD is more common in veterans than civilians, with 7% of veterans developing PTSD at some point in their lives, versus 6% of civilians, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs.

"That was a real trench for me because this dog has been so instrumental for me within my PTSD,: said Charlie Walton, 74, a Vietnam veteran, who leans on Buddy for emotional support.

If our government is truly concerned and devoted to caring for those who served in our armed forces, why do we have so many charitable organizations aiding veterans in need?

The US Army veteran said he received his first citation one month after his truck and garage burned down. He told 3NEWS he now owes up to $50,000 in fines.

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The well-meaning but ultimately adverse “broken veteran narrative” has become the widespread public perception.

But Charlie Davis, a 28-year Navy Veteran, said he was saved thanks to service dogs provided by K9s For Warriors, a non-profit determined to end veteran suicide.