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Injured women vets lonelier, more stressed than male peers: report

The findings from Wounded Warrior Project point to gaps in resources for women after leaving the ranks.

By Leo Shane III

20 months ago

Flyers are on display during the Suicide Explained & Suicide Intervention training inside the Bay Breeze Event Center at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, Sept. 17, 2021. With suicide being the leading cause of death in the Air Force, the presentation focus was to provide skill based training in primary prevention for personnel at Keesler. (Kemberly Groue/U.S. Air Force)

Pace of suspected Air Force suicides has slowed this year, officials say

“We need to rethink and change the way we operate as a mental health system,” Air Force clinical psychologist Lt. Col. Aaron Tricht said.

By Rachel S. Cohen

4 years ago

Senior Green Berets debunk mental health rumors, fight stigma in podcast series

“If it helps one person, then it was all worth it," one of the Green Berets said about telling his story.

By Davis Winkie

4 years ago

Air Force suicides plateaued above 100 deaths in 2020

The Air Force avoided a spike in suicides among uniformed personnel in 2020, but remains at the highest level in recent history.

By Rachel S. Cohen

4 years ago

Suicide risk for veterans could grow as coronavirus crisis winds down

Mental health experts warn that feelings of depression and anxiety will likely outlast the immediate isolation of the pandemic.

By Leo Shane III

5 years ago

Army retention rises as economy slumps, but recruiting hasn’t seen a boom yet

The general in charge of Army recruiting said the economic downturn doesn't appear to have impacted enlistments — yet.

By Kyle Rempfer

5 years ago

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