On the recordFebruary 7, 2012
The experience over the last year, the Marine Corps suicide numbers went down fairly significantly, but the flip side of the coin, the Navy's numbers went up.
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Ray Mabus
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congress.govThe experience over the last year, the Marine Corps suicide numbers went down fairly significantly, but the flip side of the coin, the Navy's numbers went up.
Mabus discusses the contrasting suicide rates in the Marine Corps and Navy.
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