Military’s mental health system stressed

I had put this thread on the ATS side, but I have not gotten no response's for it. I guess with the troops wanting to pull out and how some of the families left behind are dealing with it, it should be a poinient topic of the affairs for the welfare of the people's involved.
"So, Should they stay, or should they drop the fighting?"

The panel’s 67-page report calls for the immediate strengthening of the military mental health system. It cites a 40 percent vacancy rate in active duty psychologists in the Army and Navy, resources diverted from family counselors and a weak transition for veterans leaving the military.

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