The Army has released its much anticipated report on suicides and it is a monster, both in the number of pages (350) and its heavily quantitative approach. Rather than a briefing written for easy comprehension by Congressional staffer, the report is a full-throated attempt by the Army to develop a comprehensive, theoretical understanding of suicides.
Hat tip: Tom Ricks.
Christopher R. Albon is a political science Ph.D. specializing in armed conflict, public health, human security, and health diplomacy.
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