Unable to find a job after retiring from the military, Fred Galvin went into business for himself. He now owns and operates 13 ATMs in Kansas City's tough urban core.
Steve Morgan, one of three Marine officers who in 2008 presided over one of the most notorious American war-crimes cases since the Vietnam War, says the Marines involved were betrayed by senior leaders and deserve to be made whole again.
Fred Galvin, Fox Company's commander during its fateful combat deployment in 2007, says many of those investigated still suffer emotional and professional setbacks as a result of their ordeal.
This footage, which shows the battleground in Bati Kot where Fox Company's convoy was attacked by a suicide car bomber and ambushed, was shown during the Marines' court of inquiry.
Retired Lt. Col. Steve Morgan, one of three officers overseeing the court of inquiry, said the government's case against Fox Company fell apart quickly.
Retired Marine Maj. Fred Galvin, commander of the first MARSOC unit in Afghanistan, discusses the lasting effects of his company's early and controversial departure from Afghanistan.