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Pushing for purpose: Let’s mark Sept. 22 as National Veteran and Military Suicide Prevention Day
This organization is hosting a pushup challenge in support of National Suicide Prevention Month, and is looking to establish Sept. 22 as Veteran and Military Suicide Prevention Day.
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COVID-19 and suicide prevention: Parallel public health strategies for veterans and service members
COVID-19 is exacerbating the suicide crisis, say the authors of this commentary.
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Sexual harassment should not be the price of admission for women in the military
Why do women in the military have to accept strange, demeaning, cruel, and even unlawful rites of passage to belong, asks the author of this commentary.
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Air Force Academy general’s fight against racism resonates
Lt. Gen Jay Silveria, the superintendent of the Air Force Academy, will retire this month after 35 years in uniform.
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Veteran suicide is a problem. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a solution.
This congressman has introduced legislation to create a hyperbaric oxygen treatment pilot program for veterans with TBI and PTSD.
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Special tactics airman drowned after ‘buddy pair’ system not followed in 2,000-yard swim
Fellow students described Airman 1st Class Keigan Baker, a combat controller, as one of the smartest and strongest in the class, according to the report.
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Former VA doctor pleads guilty to molesting patients
A former doctor at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges that he molested three male patients and violated their civil rights.
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Suicide has already claimed the lives of 98 airmen in 2020
The isolation that came with the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in unique stresses on mental health this year, said Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown.
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Report: Feds considered using ‘heat ray’ on DC protesters
A military whistleblower says federal officials sought some unusual crowd control devices — including one that’s been called a “heat ray” — to deal with protesters outside the White House on the June day that law enforcement forcibly cleared Lafayette Square.
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Another airman dies in a vehicle accident in Kuwait — second in two days
Another airman died two days before in an unrelated vehicle accident at Ali Al Salem Air Base.
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Pushing for purpose: Let’s mark Sept. 22 as National Veteran and Military Suicide Prevention Day
This organization is hosting a pushup challenge in support of National Suicide Prevention Month, and is looking to establish Sept. 22 as Veteran and Military Suicide Prevention Day.
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COVID-19 and suicide prevention: Parallel public health strategies for veterans and service members
COVID-19 is exacerbating the suicide crisis, say the authors of this commentary.
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Sexual harassment should not be the price of admission for women in the military
Why do women in the military have to accept strange, demeaning, cruel, and even unlawful rites of passage to belong, asks the author of this commentary.
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Air Force Academy general’s fight against racism resonates
Lt. Gen Jay Silveria, the superintendent of the Air Force Academy, will retire this month after 35 years in uniform.
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Veteran suicide is a problem. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a solution.
This congressman has introduced legislation to create a hyperbaric oxygen treatment pilot program for veterans with TBI and PTSD.
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Special tactics airman drowned after ‘buddy pair’ system not followed in 2,000-yard swim
Fellow students described Airman 1st Class Keigan Baker, a combat controller, as one of the smartest and strongest in the class, according to the report.
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Former VA doctor pleads guilty to molesting patients
A former doctor at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges that he molested three male patients and violated their civil rights.
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Suicide has already claimed the lives of 98 airmen in 2020
The isolation that came with the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in unique stresses on mental health this year, said Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown.
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Report: Feds considered using ‘heat ray’ on DC protesters
A military whistleblower says federal officials sought some unusual crowd control devices — including one that’s been called a “heat ray” — to deal with protesters outside the White House on the June day that law enforcement forcibly cleared Lafayette Square.
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Another airman dies in a vehicle accident in Kuwait — second in two days
Another airman died two days before in an unrelated vehicle accident at Ali Al Salem Air Base.
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Pushing for purpose: Let’s mark Sept. 22 as National Veteran and Military Suicide Prevention Day
This organization is hosting a pushup challenge in support of National Suicide Prevention Month, and is looking to establish Sept. 22 as Veteran and Military Suicide Prevention Day.
-
COVID-19 and suicide prevention: Parallel public health strategies for veterans and service members
COVID-19 is exacerbating the suicide crisis, say the authors of this commentary.
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Sexual harassment should not be the price of admission for women in the military
Why do women in the military have to accept strange, demeaning, cruel, and even unlawful rites of passage to belong, asks the author of this commentary.
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Air Force Academy general’s fight against racism resonates
Lt. Gen Jay Silveria, the superintendent of the Air Force Academy, will retire this month after 35 years in uniform.
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Veteran suicide is a problem. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a solution.
This congressman has introduced legislation to create a hyperbaric oxygen treatment pilot program for veterans with TBI and PTSD.
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Special tactics airman drowned after ‘buddy pair’ system not followed in 2,000-yard swim
Fellow students described Airman 1st Class Keigan Baker, a combat controller, as one of the smartest and strongest in the class, according to the report.
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Former VA doctor pleads guilty to molesting patients
A former doctor at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges that he molested three male patients and violated their civil rights.
-
Suicide has already claimed the lives of 98 airmen in 2020
The isolation that came with the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in unique stresses on mental health this year, said Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown.
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Report: Feds considered using ‘heat ray’ on DC protesters
A military whistleblower says federal officials sought some unusual crowd control devices — including one that’s been called a “heat ray” — to deal with protesters outside the White House on the June day that law enforcement forcibly cleared Lafayette Square.
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Another airman dies in a vehicle accident in Kuwait — second in two days
Another airman died two days before in an unrelated vehicle accident at Ali Al Salem Air Base.
