And I may have this wrong, but, after the bad situation we had at Fort Hood, it is my understanding that Fort Hood--and maybe corps-wide, they are doing a program where they basically talk to every soldier about not only what the rules are, what the consequences are, and also, if something is happening to you or you think something is happening to you, how you deal with that situation.
Carter inquires about soldier support programs post-Fort Hood incident.
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