Healing emotional war wounds

Former Sgt. Brian Mancini was a combat medic for 13 years and was wounded on July 23, 2007 in Baghdad. — Sgt Joseph Vine

Small groups of U.S. soldiers, previously wounded in battle, are returning to Iraq as part of Operation Proper Exit. It's a new therapy for these wounded warriors to help them heal their emotional wounds. Former Sgt. Brian Mancini was a combat medic for 13 years and was wounded on July 23, 2007 in Baghdad. He served with the 128th Infantry Battalion of the 1st Infantry Division. He's been awarded the Bronze Star.

Wounded warriors confront painful past

Scott Pelley interviews Operation Proper Exit founder Rick Kell at Camp Victory. Kell's a retired ad executive who's a volunteer at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

Wounded warriors confront painful past

Scott Pelley and Steven Cornford fly over the spot where Cornford was injured near Haditha.

Wounded warriors confront painful past

Former Sgt. Tom Bishop flying over northern Iraq.

Wounded warriors confront painful past

Members of Operation Proper Exit arrive in Baghdad.

Wounded warriors confront painful past

Operation Proper Exit's Cpl. Matt Bradford and Ed Salau in Basra.

Wounded warriors confront painful past

Operation Proper Exit delegation in Baghdad.

Wounded warriors confront painful past

Members of Operation Proper Exit were given hero's welcome at Al Fal Palace in Baghdad.

Wounded warriors confront painful past

Operation Proper Exit at US Forces Iraq-Central with members of the 25th Infantry Division.

Wounded warriors confront painful past