Army Struggles To Respond To Epidemic Of Suicides During Suicide Prevention Briefs
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A spokesman for the U.S. Army announced today that top leadership was struggling to respond to what he called a "suicide epidemic" taking place during suicide prevention training.
Spokesman George Wright revealed that 62 soldiers had taken their own lives during the mandatory training curriculum in the past month alone.
"We knew we had …
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