The family of the slain National Guard member, whose identity has not been released, has been left reeling after hearing the shocking details about her deployment from her ex-boyfriend. The ex-boyfriend, who wishes to remain anonymous, shared his account with The Times of India, shedding light on the soldier's struggles with mental health.
Deployment Details Emerge
According to the ex-boyfriend, the soldier had been deployed to a combat zone for several months and had been experiencing severe mental health issues. He claimed that she had spoken to him about her struggles with fellow soldiers, who allegedly ignored her pleas for help.
The ex-boyfriend also revealed that the soldier had been prescribed medication for her mental health issues but had not been receiving the proper care and support she needed. He further alleged that the soldier's superiors had been aware of her struggles but had taken no concrete action to address them.
Investigation Launched
In response to the ex-boyfriend's revelations, an investigation has been launched into the soldier's deployment and the circumstances surrounding her death. The investigation will focus on the soldier's mental health care and the actions of her superiors.
US Army officials have confirmed that the investigation is ongoing and will be led by the US Army's Inspector General's Office. The officials have also assured that the investigation will be thorough and transparent, with all findings made public once complete.
National Guard Community Reacts
The news of the soldier's struggles and the circumstances surrounding her death has sent shockwaves through the National Guard community. Fellow soldiers and veterans have taken to social media to express their outrage and sadness over the situation.
Many have called for greater support for soldiers who are struggling with mental health issues, emphasizing the need for more resources and care to prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future.
The investigation into the soldier's deployment and death is ongoing, and The Times of India will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.