Fort Hood, Texas, has a record number of suicides - 14, with 6 more suspected, just this year. This year the sharpest increases have been in the Army and the Marines. [Associated Press via MSNBC]
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September 28, 2010
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Despite the reason for this increase is "Post traumatic syndrome" from serving in combat the U.S. will still not send the family members condolences as they do those killed in combat. This is ironically asinine because the VA does recognize PTS as an illness deserving financial awards. steve. ww2
Posted by: Steve | October 23, 2010 at 09:48 AM