PRIVATE PLACES

摘要

"Just don't ask if we've ever killed anybody," said KevnrnDoyle, 27, a Houston cop and a veteran of the Afghan war. "It's the most private thing in the world."rnA tall, fair-skinned man with light red hair, Doyle stood in the shade of a big yellow pine at about 8,000 feet in thernwestern Sierra Nevada. He'd flown to California to join a five-day rock climbing and backpacking course for Iraqrnand Afghanistan vets, sponsored by the Sierra Club and operated by Outward Bound.