A young man who grew up next door to me in Delaware was killed by an IED December 11, 2005, and I never forget every day that there are American service men and women who are suffering either debilitating injuries or losing their lives due to these weapons.
Coons reflects on the personal impact of IEDs and the ongoing suffering of service members.
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