When David Linhart joined the Army at 18, he didn’t hedge about his motivation. He told his recruiter he wanted to blow stuff up. America was at war, after all. “Everybody was watching CNN and the flashes in the sky over Baghdad and all that kind of stuff. That’s what I was watching when I signed those papers,” the Buckeye resident said. By the time he shipped out, the fighting had slowed. He never made it