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Does the U.S. Government Support the Troops? Newer Articles
Army personnel suicides up 80% in four years For Army troops, prescription drugs may add to fog of war - "What do you do when 30-80% of the people that you have in the military have gone on three or more deployments, and they are mentally worn out? What do you do when they can't sleep? You make a calculated risk in prescribing these medications," Culp said. Mullen Says Pay, Benefit Cuts 'On the Table'
Hardware Over People at the Pentagon (Again)
Military must change how it deals with rape, lawmaker says
A suicidal veteran and a call for help, unanswered
Constant Wars Come at a Massive Cost in Veteran Benefits
Number of suicides in military rises as troops return home from Afghanistan
Ottawa mixes platitudes with parsimony for Canada’s veterans
Vets board member says privacy raided after he sides too often with veterans
Veterans win disability clawback challenge - About 4,500 veterans across Canada joined a class-action lawsuit, claiming the government was unfairly clawing back money paid out for pain and suffering. "The government of Canada has been unlawfully taking advantage of Canada's disabled ill and disadvantaged veterans for far too long," said Dennis Manuge, the Nova Scotian man who led the lawsuit on behalf of the veterans.
Denying the damage caused by war
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