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Do soldiers get physiological assessments before they join?. If not maybe they should. Seems like theres more and more ex serviceman coming out with all manners of illnesses.

join up, do some, then revisit this thread mate :thumbs:

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The clue is the "mental health problems" Surely some sort of detention in a physcho ward/hospital would be more comparable to jail where he wont get the treatment he so sorely needs. Yet be a sports h

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Someone is always responsible IMO

 

I a car crash it's the responsible parties fault,same with a bully victim etc

 

Here it is clearly the MOD

 

I can't remember any psychological assessment when I joined in 2007.

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sadly hes not the first veteran to be shafted by authority and i have no doubt he wont be the last, i am in no way condoning what he did but i am understanding it, unlike that judge. this does not mean veterans have free range to commit crimes but i do think that every opportunity should be offered to sort the problems and not sentence because of the symptoms.

you only have to look at what happened to john rambo it could have been alot worse :D

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Do soldiers get physiological assessments before they join?. If not maybe they should. Seems like theres more and more ex serviceman coming out with all manners of illnesses.

join up, do some, then revisit this thread mate :thumbs:

 

If i was 16 i would mate...and thats the honest truth. My life was planned out for me in the job route i took. Shouldnt have bothered really but canny go back now.

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Do soldiers get physiological assessments before they join?. If not maybe they should. Seems like theres more and more ex serviceman coming out with all manners of illnesses.

......or maybe they just see more combat than ever before ?

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The clue is the "mental health problems" Surely some sort of detention in a physcho ward/hospital would be more comparable to jail where he wont get the treatment he so sorely needs. Yet be a sports hero or some such and they throw all the help you'll ever need at you. Same as filthy alkies/junkies who have never given their country one jot of themselves in a positive way. The law is an ass and so are the ones meting it out.

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Do soldiers get physiological assessments before they join?. If not maybe they should. Seems like theres more and more ex serviceman coming out with all manners of illnesses.

......or maybe they just see more combat than ever before ?

 

More combat than WW1 and WW2...........really? I thought it was more hands on then.

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The thing is every case should be judged individually ,if ten people wave a gun at policemen through a window should they all get the same sentence ? Should the cornered smack dealer , with loads of previous get the same as a long serving soldier with mental health problems , caused as a direct result of serving his country ? I don't think so , and you will have every variation inbetween , different circumstances warrant different sentences .

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Do soldiers get physiological assessments before they join?. If not maybe they should. Seems like theres more and more ex serviceman coming out with all manners of illnesses.

......or maybe they just see more combat than ever before ?

 

More combat than WW1 and WW2...........really? I thought it was more hands on then.

 

I should explain - I meant that intense, 'full-on' combat is now a regular and 'normal' part of military service.

Example-I have 4 uncles who all served over 20 years each,as well as a cousin who served 12 years - not one of them ever fired a shot in anger,but I recently saw a documentary where a Company of troops (Para's I think) came under hostile fire every single day, sometimes several times a day, for 4 weeks. World Wars are rare events (thankfully!) - being shot at by the Taliban is not!

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So basically if you been in the army you've got free rein to do as you please then?

. No lab but dont train a gaurd dog and when it bites some fooker start wondering why , We spend thousands training these lads. And yet instead of redirecting this asset we just let the walk out in to civi st i know before people jump in , that there is a certain amount of retraining But these lads need direction some can not switch off the nation owes them ,
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