(NECN: Washington) - The Army is still struggling to determine the reason so many soldiers take their own lives. At a news conference at the Pentagon this morning, Army Vice Chief of Staff General Peter Chiarelli said however, they are making progress by implementing some new programs.
So far this year, 140 soldiers have committed suicide, and the new Army report estimates, that at the current rate, more soldiers will take their lives this year, than last.
Verbatim from Chiarelli:
"I also believe that it is important to put these numbers in context, and to