Uncertainty about military suicides frustrates services
This near-unanimous chorus was sounded on Capitol Hill when the second-ranking military officers of each service testified about military mental health before the House Armed Services Committee July 29 in Washington. The most frustrating part about suicide prevention is the uncertainty about what causes troops to take their lives, top military leaders said. (U.S. Air Force illustration)
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