(Photos via FB)
Maybe it is necessary for a large institution, but is it effective? Mass marketing with a platitude - might this be the wrong approach in dealing with the causes of suicide, even offensive to our soldiers and vets? Just like the Army "spiritual fitness" test, it sounds like something created a bureaucrat. I'd rather leave the Army (and by extension, the Federal Government) out of "Comprehensive Soldier Fitness." Both have done enough to mess our men (and now women) up.
Army Behavioral Health: Suicide Prevention - U.S. Army
Suicide Prevention - Army G-1 Human Resources
Shoulder to shoulder: no Soldier stands alone by Col. Deborah B. Grays
Some videos:
DA Civilian Training
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