VA Wants Dramatic Budget Increase, Continuing Trend of Soaring Spending VA Secretary Denis McDonough urged Congress to back a massive funding increase to boost efforts in homelessness assistance...
Army's 18th Airborne Corps Turns to 'Dragon's Lair' for Ideas to Address Suicide The unit has already used its innovation incubator platform to improve the Army's sexual assault and harassment prevention...
Military Deaths by Suicide Jumped 25% at End of 2020 The number of deaths by suicide among military service members increased alarmingly in the fourth quarter of 2020, according...
Let's Rethink the Relationship Between Mental Health Healers and Those They Serve 2020. The Year of Trauma. A year of events that reads like a sci-fi/horror script.
It's Time for a New, 'Heart to Heart' Approach to Help End Veteran Suicide A societal pandemic in its own right, suicide is incredibly complex.
Why Ketamine Could Be the All-in-One Solution to Curb Veteran Suicide Rates Any mental health consequence our society is suffering unfortunately affects our military population to a greater degree.
Veteran Died Hours After 2 Calls to Suicide Hotline Went Unheeded, IG Finds A veteran died on the Fourth of July 2018 after two calls to the suicide hotline went unheeded.
Veteran Suicide Rate Creeps Up as VA Makes New Investments in Prevention The number of suicides and the suicide rate in 2018 rose just slightly from the previous year, by 36 deaths.
Suicides and Attempts Among Veterans Dropped During Pandemic, VA Says VA officials caution that it's too early to determine what effect hospital shutdowns had on the data.
This Veterans Day, Make Sure the Vets in Your Life Know They Are Not Alone This Veterans Day, we are particularly mindful of vets dealing with the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic,
Jonathan Pentland, a Fort Jackson Soldier, Arrested and Charged After Confrontation with Black Man Jonathan Pentland, 42, was charged with third-degree assault and listed as detained in the Richland County jail.
In First, Male Marines Graduate From Historically All-Female Boot Camp Training Battalion Marine recruits training at Parris Island were for decades segregated by gender, with women assigned solely to 4th Recruit...
Why 300 Sailors and Marines Deployed on an Amphibious Ship with Smart Rings Researchers who set out to study fatigue on a Navy warship found out that getting good rest while underway is not easy.
Sen. Duckworth Calls for DOJ Probe of 'Brazenly Violent' Police Treatment of Black Army Officer Nazario, who serves in the Virginia National Guard's 29th Infantry Division, filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the...
Navy Airman Dies After Rescue Swimmer School Accident at Pensacola Airman Nathan Burke of Lubbock, Texas, died at Baptist Hospital in Pensacola, Florida, Navy officials announced.
