We lost over 400 young men and women last year to suicide that were Active Duty, Guard, and Reserve combined.

I want to make sure that one of your main focuses is getting that number to zero.

I want to make sure that you are willing to work on eliminating that stigma.

We really need you to provide your unvarnished opinion.

We need to make sure that our soldiers, our warfighters when they come home have the resources necessary.

The more you talk with each other, you will find that one has something that is working.

Are we going to make sure that everybody knows, look, it is a sign of strength to try to get some help, to talk to somebody, as opposed to any weakness?

I believe one of the greatest threats to our troops is when they find themselves in a personal place where they start to think about something like suicide.

The National Guard and Reserve are a critical source of many of the capabilities required in ongoing operations and contingency surge requirements both abroad and at home.

It is one patient. It is one soldier.

One of my concerns is time.

We are not asking you to fight our battle, but we need you as a partner, shoulder to shoulder.

Thank you and your family. I also want to thank Secretary Hagel for his service as Secretary of Defense...

We lost 479 young men and women to suicide in 2013 who were in the military.

I do vehemently oppose these cuts.

The Marine Expeditionary Unit has a vital role in our post-9/11 force.

What is your assessment of the feasibility and advisability of moving to a .300 or .388-caliber round for use by marine snipers?

I don't think anyone understands the sacrifices that the marines made in Iraq better than General Neller.