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MADem

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1. Any research is helpful.

Reply to sad sally (Original post)

Sun Jun 24, 2012, 06:06 PM

Jun 2012

Certainly war has played a role, anyone suggesting otherwise isn't dealing in the real world. However, in the past, even in peacetime, the Services have gone through spates and clusters of suicides--are they random? Were they caused by any changes in training, selection, other criteria?

The more research the better, IMO.

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