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Rep. Jen Kiggans introduces bipartisan bill to support service member mental health - Vimarsana News

Rep. Jen Kiggans introduces bipartisan bill to support service member mental health

Congresswoman Jen Kiggans, who represents the 2nd District, introduced last week the Sailor Standard of Care Act, what she calls a “bipartisan solution” to improve mental health care for sailors. She championed the legislation in response to the suicides of seven Hampton Roads-based sailors last year. The tally for 2023 is already at two.

US Navy Finds Gaps in Comms, Support Systems After String of Suicides - Vimarsana News

US Navy Finds Gaps in Comms, Support Systems After String of Suicides

A command investigation into a string of four back-to-back suicides at the U.S. Navy's Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC) has identi...

Investigation: Four sailor suicides from same command not connected - Vimarsana News

Investigation: Four sailor suicides from same command not connected

Fair winds and following seas ET2 Kody Decker, ETSN Cameron Armstrong, MMFN Deonte Autry and FC2 Janelle Holder.

Navy identifies 4 Norfolk sailors who died by suicide over span of 4 weeks - Vimarsana News

Navy identifies 4 Norfolk sailors who died by suicide over span of 4 weeks

The sailors were identified as Kody Decker, Deonte Antwoine Autry, Janelle Holder, and Seaman Cameron Elan Armstrong by Rochelle Rieger, spokesperson for Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center, where all four sailors were assigned at the time of their deaths.

Navy Facing Another Suicide Cluster as Lawmaker Says Key Reforms Haven't Been Implemented - Vimarsana News

Navy Facing Another Suicide Cluster as Lawmaker Says Key Reforms Haven't Been Implemented

Congressman Seth Moulton, said that key provisions of the Brandon Act, named for Brandon Caserta who died via suicide, still aren’t in place in the military services.