re: #71 ralphieboy

And once again, in the hubbub here I fear we we are going to miss a major lesson about our armed forces; that our soldiers, saliors and airmen are going to need a lot more care if we are going to continue to subject them to the levels of stress that are part and parcel of their daily routine.

Care. As in health care. Physical and mental health care.

Uh - this guy seems to have had not only health care, but the premiere military hospital in the entire nation at his disposal, ready to render any sort of treatment he might have asked for. And he evaded both help and diagnosis.

I don’t see how this case highlights anything even slightly related to your post.