Combat fails to affect self inflicted death rates in troops study
A military study finds combat exposure appears to have little or no influence on death by own action among U S troops and veterans challenging conventional thinking.
07 Aug 2013
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2013
Page
1
A military study finds combat exposure appears to have little or no influence on death by own action among U S troops and veterans challenging conventional thinking.
Local Roswell news reports the arrest of an individual in a high profile kidnapping case. Authorities confirm investigation is ongoing and ask the public for information leading to further details. Community leaders urge vigilance and cooperation with law enforcement.
The Miami Heat will start their title defense against the Chicago Bulls on October 29. Derrick Rose is expected to return, joined by an all Los Angeles contingent.
Yemen faced intensified terror threats as the U.S. and Britain evacuated embassy staff amid a suspected al Qaida plot. A U.S. drone killed four alleged al Qaida members and militants shot at a Yemeni army helicopter while authorities widened probes into targets. Security forces sealed Sanaa with tanks, checkpoints, and government alerts as the U.S. and allies shuttered posts regionally.
National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey will operate at ENMAR in Roswell for two and a half months starting August 9. Conducted by the National Center for Health Statistics, the NHANES will perform health interviews and examinations of residents across this site.
A warrant was issued for Elias Singleton 34 after he allegedly assaulted a man with garden shears at 300 South Pennsylvania and faces charges including attempted second degree murder methamphetamine possession and drug paraphernalia. The victim was flown to Lubbock with severe neck wounds.
Army psychiatrist Maj. Nidal Hasan opened his long delayed trial in Texas detailing the 2009 attack in which he killed 13 soldiers and wounded 32. Prosecutors described months of planning including stockpiling bullets and using an extender kit to carry more rounds. Hasan, 42, said little beyond asserting he killed the people and apologized for mistakes in his claimed jihad duty.
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