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Fort Meade's suicide prevention training [Pictures]


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At Fort Meade, soldiers watch a film about suicide prevention training in the Post Theater on base. LTG David Fridovich, Special Forces Command (facing camera), is on the screen. The prevention training is mandatory as suicide rates are extremely high compared to the general population.

Watching film

( Algerina Perna, Baltimore Sun / September 26, 2012 )
At Fort Meade, soldiers watch a film about suicide prevention training in the Post Theater on base. LTG David Fridovich, Special Forces Command (facing camera), is on the screen. The prevention training is mandatory as suicide rates are extremely high compared to the general population.
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