Carter is a veteran officer who has been through the Vietnam War. His experiences in combat, the death of his colleagues, and his own hardships have affected his mental and physical health. He feels guilty that he could not save many of his colleagues during the war and blames himself for their death. Carter is most likely to develop due to his wartime experiences.

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