Army Secretary John McHugh has asked the army to develop a new structure to address the mental health of military personnel. McHugh says he hopes to improve mental health treatment and help soldiers learn how to look out warning signs. (Feb. 5)
Army Sec.: Soldiers Must Look After Each Other
Updated: 10:28:34 AM, Tue 05 February 2013
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Army Secretary John McHugh has asked the army to develop a new structure to address the mental health of military personnel. McHugh says he hopes to improve mental health treatment and help soldiers learn how to look out warning signs. (Feb. 5)
