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That is not the active-duty mental health model and Hot Vietnam Veteran I’m One Of Those Guys That You Hated When I Server My Country Shirt…I know this answer may not sit well with some, but it’s the honest truth: the services are built for warfighting with. People who can and will fight wars – not for long term mental health treatment. I do think there needs to be a shift in the way the mental health model is performed in the Air Force. But I think it needs to change throughout the DOD as a whole.
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