President Trump on Friday pointed to Afghanistan military service and post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, as possible reasons a California mass-shooter massacred 12 people in a bar earlier this week.
Some veterans groups said they were concerned about linking the killings to PTSD, a common disorder among troops who have served in war zones, after years of advocacy work trying to remove stigmas and promote treatment.
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