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Item ID: AEP-PTSD-J

Enclosure Designation: Noctis

Threat Classification: MIND01

Adaptive Enclosure Protocols: Due to the nature of AEP-PTSD-J-1's manifestation, all patients of AEP-PTSD-J cannot be contained. However, ART Bravo-00 through Bravo-05 are to survey media and medical databases to ensure minimal publicized manifestations of AEP-PTSD-J-1. These squads are to code named "Armament Men." All people diagnosed with AEP-PTSD-J are to be treated with Begonthotufen to limit the symptoms of AEP-PTSD-J to not include a manifestation of AEP-PTSD-J-1.

Description: AEP-PTSD-J is a anomalous condition that is very similar to PTSD¹. AEP-PTSD-J has a plethora of symptoms which include an increased distribution of war stories², increased jadedness toward the newer generation, and manifestations of AEP-PTSD-J-1. These symptoms seem to appear almost instantaneously after the end of a significant battle or war. AEP-PTSD-J is commented by patients to be "Not that bad." and "Not much of a problem." At the current time, AEP-PTSD-J patients consist only of American WWII veterans and ART Personnel for unknown reasons.

AEP-PTSD-J-1 is a sentient spectral human skeleton of about 164.5cm that weighs about 80.7kg when weighed. AEP-PTSD-J-1 typically wears an American WWII uniform, yet can also be seen wearing casual wear and other forms of clothing. Manifestations of AEP-PTSD-J-1 tend to have separate personalities, the majority of which being 20-30 year old Caucasian males who joined the army. Manifestations of AEP-PTSD-J-1 tend to be rather "relaxed", and can often be found idling with their respective AEP-PTSD-J patient. All manifestations of AEP-PTSD-J-1 from WWII veterans have identified themselves with a name that can be found in the following archives.

https://www.archives.gov/research/military/ww2/army-casualties

This leads the Association to suspect that all manifestations of AEP-PTSD-J-1 are linked with the fatalities of comrades of the patient. However, when questioned, AEP-PTSD-J-1 does not grasp the concept that they match the description of a U.S soldier that were terminated during WW2. The reason for this is currently unknown. AEP-PTSD-J-1 is bound to the physical limitations of a standard person, and cannot phase through objects or float similar to other ghost-like entities. AEP-PTSD-J-1 is capable (yet does not require) sustenance or sleep, yet seems to gravitate toward alcoholic tendencies. Reasons given by manifestations of AEP-PTSD-J-1 for this interest include "I deserve it, I served in a war!", "It's a good way to relax.", and "Shut up! What do you know anyway?!"

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Addendum: Alternatives to Begonthotufen have been considered by Division-IV medical personnel after numerous reports of people prescribed Begonthotufen vomiting rainbows and internal organs. The reason for this is currently unknown.⁶

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