FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- US Army Tries to Identify Soldiers Most Likely to Commit Suicide

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Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2014 12:25:09 +0000
From: newsltr@miltnews.com
To: rserge1@outlook.com
Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- US Army Tries to Identify Soldiers Most Likely to Commit Suicide

13 November 2014 US Army Tries to Identify Soldiers Most Likely to Commit Suicide The U.S. Army has a new analytical tool that officials hope will counter a surge in suicides by identifying soldiers whose history, age and injuries indicate they are at high risk of taking their own lives. Read More More Stories at Military.com Drones Patrol Half of Mexico Border New Russian Incursion Raises Questions about Designs on Ukraine Afghan Opium Production Increases, Despite Interventions Judge Orders Gitmo Prison to Stop Using Female Guards to Move Prisoner Informal Patrols on Turkey's Border with Syria Anti-American Group Attacks 3 US Sailors on Liberty in Istanbul Military Removes Live Animals from Combat Medical Training US Military Ebola Mission Shrinks by 1,000 Troops Russian Bomber Patrols to Reach Gulf of Mexico US Faces Uphill Battle in Iraq's Anbar Province United Nations Panel Asks US to Clarify Torture Policy Nation's Last Big Icebreaker Endures Despite Age Veteran Jobs: 10 Ways You're Hurting Your Job Search 'Warbirds' Collects Adam Tooby's Outstanding Aviation Art Spiritual Reboot: PTSD Recovery Course Helps Spouses, Too Dead Air Armaments' New Suppressor Line Republicans Press to Save A-10 Following New Air Force Proposal Pentagon Wants to Build Aircraft Carriers in the Sky Vintage Vicki: Treating Me Like a Friend, Not a Wife See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The Battle of Ia Drang was a major encounter of what war? Play Video of the Day Ballistic Missiles Engage 3 Targets! Watch Now | See More Videos

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