The uniform may hide the wounds-but it doesn't erase them. Service Wounds pulls back the curtain on the silent crisis devastating the lives of those who serve. In this deeply personal and unflinchingly honest book, Michael R. Eggleston-a veteran of both the military and law enforcement-shares the truth behind the rising suicide rates among service members and officers. This is not a clinical report. It's not filled with statistics or psychology-speak. This is real. Raw. Human. Through powerful stories, hard-earned insight, and a voice that's lived it, Eggleston gives voice to the pain that too often goes unspoken. He explores the culture of silence, the pressure to perform, and the heavy cost of wearing the uniform when the support systems fail. Service Wounds is a call to action-and a message of hope. For those still in the fight. For those we've lost. And for those brave enough to take the next right step.