Update on the Army's Abuse of Its Mentally Ill

On Tuesday, I blogged at length about a disturbing National Public Radio report stating that although upwards of 25 percent of the soldiers who have served in Iraq display symptoms of serious mental-health problems, even the most suicidal can have trouble getting help and even get kicked out of the Army.

NPR has posted an extensive follow-up to the report by Daniel Zwerdling, including a slew of emails from listeners.

Click here.