Download this screening tool, in PDF format.

Offers this tool, in PDF format, designed for the Military and their family members.

Offers that over the past decade, the yearly suicide rate within the Navy has varied from 9 to 16 cases per 100,000 active-duty members.

Learn about warning signs and why a service member may not seek help.

Notes that Suicide is the 3rd leading cause of death in the US Military, after unintentional injury deaths and disease and illness. Read for details.

Read this guide prepared by the Preventing Suicide Network.

Offers an abstract of a study analyzing the trends in suicide rates among conscripts in Finland and comparing them with suicide rates in men of the same age in the general population

Read about the Army's suicide prevention plan that has been implemented.

Read this retrospective case-control study of occupation-specific risk factors for workplace suicide.

Offers resources and tools to members of the Air Force community to help reduce suicides.

In PDF format, this resource offers Wingmen suggestions for helping airmen with a guide to better communication.

Read a review about this report that follows the Army's first mental health survey ever conducted in a combat zone.

Article discusses the change in suicide rates among army personnel.

Suicide and Mental Health Association International shares a selection of resources devoted to this topic.

Browse to see changes in suicide rates between 1990 and 1999.

Offers an article about what the Military is doing to combat suicide in the forces.

Download this document, in PDF format, that describes the U.S. Army's four-prong suicide prevention camapign.

Discover the US Coast Guard's suicide prevention initiative.

Read the abstract of this paper that reveals that there are military policies that direct the formation of active suicide prevention programs.

Read this resource entitled, "Air Force Suicide Prevention Program: A Population-based, Community Approach."

Browse to read this 2004 article, published by the Toronto Star and written by Lynda Hurst.

Browse to discover this resource that outlines an integrated and comprehensive approach for the Army Leadership as they promote help seeking behavior throughout The Army family.

Browse this selection of publications related to suicide among Navy personnel.

Become familiar with this resource offered by the US Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine.

Browse to become familiar with this resource developed by the Iraq War Veterans Organization.

Read this article by Michael Martinez that reveals what the army is doing to prevent suicide in the forces.

Browse to become familiar with this article by Kevin Caruso.

Discover this Australian OTS Current Military Topic compiled by Ann Webb.

Provided by ex-forces personnel to help address any bully or bullying issues one may be experiencing or have experienced whilst serving in the Navy, Army or Royal Air Force.

Notes the military services have vigorous suicide prevention programs designed to protect service members and their families. Read for details.