By this time tomorrow, we will lose 130 Americans to suicide. It is a scourge on our society from which no one is immune — regardless of social status, family situation, or other factors — depression and mental health challenges can impact all of us, but for our men and women in uniform, the toll is even higher. In 2020, nearly 600 active-duty military members died by suicide, and in 2019, suicide claimed the lives of more than 200 military family members. It takes even more lives today than the average amount of deaths by hostile enemy action per year over the last 20 years, particularly among women who serve. To me, that is unacceptable. It should be to you, too. Those who wear the
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