Jimmy Stewart

In 1940, Jimmy Stewart was drafted into the army, although he was previously rejected for being underweight. After the initial rejection, he gained enough weight to qualify for enlistment into the Air Corpse in 1941 until he retired in 1968.

Jimmy suffered Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder from his military time because of innocent lives lost during his service and losing over a hundred fellow soldiers in combat. Even though he never talked about the events that led to his diagnosis, he acted it out in the famous movie, It’s A Wonderful Life.