I'm not convinced this article is giving a balanced view on the whole situation 
. I mean, 7% of airmen in maintenance dying by suicide is crazy, no doubt about it 
. But we're not getting told what's being done to address these issues, just that there's a toxic culture and lack of mental health treatment 
. Where are the stats on how many airmen have been treated for mental health in the last year? Are there any concrete plans for change from the Air Force? 
We need sources to back up these claims, not just anecdotal stories from veterans 
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. I mean, 7% of airmen in maintenance dying by suicide is crazy, no doubt about it . But we're not getting told what's being done to address these issues, just that there's a toxic culture and lack of mental health treatment . Where are the stats on how many airmen have been treated for mental health in the last year? Are there any concrete plans for change from the Air Force? We need sources to back up these claims, not just anecdotal stories from veterans .
, the stats are crazy like 7% suicide rate just from maintenance alone that's not even the jobs themselves it's a toxic culture that's created by people who don't care about their own folks 
senior airmen azhmere dudley was a real hero trying to speak out but got silenced and hazed instead, it's like they just expected him to just deal with it all alone. the air force needs to take responsibility for its own problems and not just sweep them under the rug like they did with that report 
senator angus king's bill was a step in the right direction but it got watered down and ignored, we need real change here 
I don't think so. It's like they're trying to distract us from something bigger here. What's really going on behind the scenes? We need more digging done, if you ask me 
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