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Seeking the Military Suicide Solution Podcast, Episode 37: Peter Gutierrez, psychiatry professor and researcher
Peter Gutierrez is a clinical psychologist, a psychiatry professor and past-president of the American Association of Suicidology.
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Coronavirus deaths among VA patients top 3,500 this week as number of cases slowly increases
The number of active cases has risen slowly since mid-September.
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A spouse’s take on the 2019 military suicide report
Spouses need a seat at the table to help address the military’s suicide problem, says the author of this commentary.
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Scandal roils Army reservist’s race for North Carolina Senate seat
Newly obtained text messages between Cal Cunningham, an Army Reserve lieutenant colonel, and a public relations strategist details intimate encounters.
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Trump downplays virus after returning to White House
The president’s doctor, Navy Cmdr. Sean Conley, said Tuesday “he reports no symptoms,” a day after offering Trump wouldn’t be fully “out of the woods” for another week.
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Fort Bliss soldier killed when driver sped through red light, police say
Spc. Samuel D. Birmingham was a unit supply specialist assigned to 1st Battalion, 37th Armor Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.
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GI Bill protections extended for student veterans dealing with campus coronavirus changes
Lawmakers moved the expiration of the coronavirus changes from December to late 2021.
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Chief of staff: Next 48 hours critical for COVID-stricken President Trump. Pentagon: no change in posture.
President Donald Trump’s doctors provided updates on his condition Saturday morning. Military officials in contact with the president have not tested positive.
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Prison guards living in jail and COs not allowing telework: Inside the military’s coronavirus complaints
Hundreds of pages worth of complaints sent to the Defense Department Inspector General this spring showcase COVID-19 fears and frustrations in the force.
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Senators promised a ‘new command climate’ at Fort Hood in 90 days
“While serious changes need to be made, we were both encouraged by the accountability and commitment to change we saw from Gen. Richardson who took command just five weeks ago,” the two senators said in a joint statement.
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Seeking the Military Suicide Solution Podcast, Episode 37: Peter Gutierrez, psychiatry professor and researcher
Peter Gutierrez is a clinical psychologist, a psychiatry professor and past-president of the American Association of Suicidology.
-
Coronavirus deaths among VA patients top 3,500 this week as number of cases slowly increases
The number of active cases has risen slowly since mid-September.
-
A spouse’s take on the 2019 military suicide report
Spouses need a seat at the table to help address the military’s suicide problem, says the author of this commentary.
-
Scandal roils Army reservist’s race for North Carolina Senate seat
Newly obtained text messages between Cal Cunningham, an Army Reserve lieutenant colonel, and a public relations strategist details intimate encounters.
-
Trump downplays virus after returning to White House
The president’s doctor, Navy Cmdr. Sean Conley, said Tuesday “he reports no symptoms,” a day after offering Trump wouldn’t be fully “out of the woods” for another week.
-
Fort Bliss soldier killed when driver sped through red light, police say
Spc. Samuel D. Birmingham was a unit supply specialist assigned to 1st Battalion, 37th Armor Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.
-
GI Bill protections extended for student veterans dealing with campus coronavirus changes
Lawmakers moved the expiration of the coronavirus changes from December to late 2021.
-
Chief of staff: Next 48 hours critical for COVID-stricken President Trump. Pentagon: no change in posture.
President Donald Trump’s doctors provided updates on his condition Saturday morning. Military officials in contact with the president have not tested positive.
-
Prison guards living in jail and COs not allowing telework: Inside the military’s coronavirus complaints
Hundreds of pages worth of complaints sent to the Defense Department Inspector General this spring showcase COVID-19 fears and frustrations in the force.
-
Senators promised a ‘new command climate’ at Fort Hood in 90 days
“While serious changes need to be made, we were both encouraged by the accountability and commitment to change we saw from Gen. Richardson who took command just five weeks ago,” the two senators said in a joint statement.
-
Seeking the Military Suicide Solution Podcast, Episode 37: Peter Gutierrez, psychiatry professor and researcher
Peter Gutierrez is a clinical psychologist, a psychiatry professor and past-president of the American Association of Suicidology.
-
Coronavirus deaths among VA patients top 3,500 this week as number of cases slowly increases
The number of active cases has risen slowly since mid-September.
-
A spouse’s take on the 2019 military suicide report
Spouses need a seat at the table to help address the military’s suicide problem, says the author of this commentary.
-
Scandal roils Army reservist’s race for North Carolina Senate seat
Newly obtained text messages between Cal Cunningham, an Army Reserve lieutenant colonel, and a public relations strategist details intimate encounters.
-
Trump downplays virus after returning to White House
The president’s doctor, Navy Cmdr. Sean Conley, said Tuesday “he reports no symptoms,” a day after offering Trump wouldn’t be fully “out of the woods” for another week.
-
Fort Bliss soldier killed when driver sped through red light, police say
Spc. Samuel D. Birmingham was a unit supply specialist assigned to 1st Battalion, 37th Armor Regiment, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.
-
GI Bill protections extended for student veterans dealing with campus coronavirus changes
Lawmakers moved the expiration of the coronavirus changes from December to late 2021.
-
Chief of staff: Next 48 hours critical for COVID-stricken President Trump. Pentagon: no change in posture.
President Donald Trump’s doctors provided updates on his condition Saturday morning. Military officials in contact with the president have not tested positive.
-
Prison guards living in jail and COs not allowing telework: Inside the military’s coronavirus complaints
Hundreds of pages worth of complaints sent to the Defense Department Inspector General this spring showcase COVID-19 fears and frustrations in the force.
-
Senators promised a ‘new command climate’ at Fort Hood in 90 days
“While serious changes need to be made, we were both encouraged by the accountability and commitment to change we saw from Gen. Richardson who took command just five weeks ago,” the two senators said in a joint statement.
