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Suicide prevention
- 1. Team, Each year, The U.S. Army sets aside September to place emphasis on suicide awareness and prevention, an issue that requires everyone’s vigilance and undivided attention. As a command, we will be focusing on suicide prevention training in the coming days and weeks. Suicide prevention starts with the command teams. I have seen the difference a positive command climate makes in regards to suicide prevention as I have traveled throughout USAREC. I am proud this supportive atmosphere has allowed our Soldiers to ask for the help they need, preventing tragic losses. No one will be stigmatized for seeking help --- no matter what help is being sought. It takes courage and strength to ask for help and it takes the same to intervene on behalf of someone who isn’t making good decisions. Suicide prevention doesn’t stop at the command teams. We need to look out for our buddies to the left and right of us. While our Commanders and senior NCOs are responsible for creating a Command climate supportive of those who need help and are seeking it, they need your help--your team members and your friends need YOU. Always keep in mind our team members take care of each other! Make sure you know the avenues available for help so you can act without hesitation. Continue to refresh your memory with the suicide prevention training provided by the Army. Everyone in this Command must know they always have someone to turn to when help is needed. Ask your buddy, care for your buddy, and escort your buddy through the chain of command if you believe anyone in your Team may have some suicidal symptoms. Suicide prevention is about Soldiers taking care of Soldiers. Our ranks need to know that no Soldier stands alone—or is without hope. The USAREC Family is ready, willing, and able to help them overcome any challenge. Active engagement by everyone helps to minimize the risk of suicide within the Army to stop this tragic and unnecessary loss of human life. Suicide prevention is everybody’s business in the Army and in this command. Army Strong! MG David Mann CG, USAREC