or we can turn before we hit the mountain
Stunning story from the Army Times, that notorious outpost of the anti-military far left. I won't try to summarize, because you have to read the whole thing. It's all right there, for anyone who cares to see it. A little over a quarter of the country still doesn't care to, which is long past being a merely shameful choice.My thanks to Ahistoricality for bringing this one to my attention.
posted by Chris Bray @ 6:00 PM
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Thinking about it, one of the really interesting and heartening things about the article is that the situation with the platoon was, ultimately, resolved without significant penalties. That a mental health system exists in the military and that it is taken seriously enough to -- not without struggle, but eventually -- overcome an issue like this means that there's still a heart in it.
That the war goes on and that it took so long to resolve, etc., means that defibrillation may be in order....
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