Take a stripe from the supervisor, 15 the Supt, fire the Commander, reprimand the WG/CC.

why must stupidity and hate always cloud the minds of people that can not except people and why cant people except all types of people i just dont understand

Its a shame that airmen aren't more educated with the routes that are available to them to receive help. I blame the shitty NCO's, the godawful Senior Leadership, and the dumbass commander for not being more involved with his people. If we had more of "bumping up the sheep" and asking "WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING YOU SHITTY ASS NCO?! FIX IT NOW!" we would have a lot less incidents like these. I for one consider myself lucky I found the help I needed to make it through my situation, even if I was shunned by the people I thought I could turn to. Remember, there is someone in the COC somewhere that gives a shit, and what goes up, will come down like fucking hammer of God.

Unfortunately... everyone is so caught up in the (while it is still considered important in its own right) battles and killings getting damn worse in the East... also the whole stupid child like campaigning going on.... *admits to not knowing politics AT ALL but still can see how silly and immature they all act* Life is just getting very out of control... damn scary really....


Priorities are, sadly, the last thing on peoples mind....

*smiles at you* We can only keep going and act out kindness ourselves!!!

You see my point? You see it now NCOIC?

Damn!! He's only in his 20's, that's horrible.

We lost someone at tinker the week before last... we don't even know why. He just decided it wasn't worth living. I may only have been an NCO for 2 months, but I've sat all my airmen down and in their initial feedback made sure they knew the avenues to seek help -- starting with me. We can only hope that this string of suicides stops soon... there's already someone in my work center we're all worried about.

They won't stop, until somebody starts asking hard questions and some of these old fossils die out.

Somebody in my squadron at moody was almost successful at suicide in december but choose to say goodbye to a civilian friend on the other side of the country and was luckily saved in time. All airmen should know where to find help when its needed. I know my old commander was useless, as was the whole comm squadron.

We've had like 3-4 suicides in the past 4 weeks here at DM. It's insane.

Sad to hear this, if only they would talk to someone and they could possibly help them resolve their issues.

There have been 3 deaths on my base in the month of July alone, 2 of them were in the dorms, the third was an NCO.

This kid was stationed on my base, and was a part of the LGBT military group out here. I didn't know him personally, but a lot of my friends did. /:

Fucking A!!!

*sigh*....

.... It boggles the mind...

It makes me angry, sad, hurt....




What ever happened to team work?

Or is this now survival of the fittest...?