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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2014 · 1H 21M

Colonel Bart Billings: Why Do We Keep Having Tragic Shootings?

from Progress in the World · host PROGRESS IN THE WORLD

Dr. Bart Billings is a retired Army Officer, former military psychologist and Founder and Director of Human Assistance Rapid Response Team Program. He has held an annual conference for many years on Combat Stress. This years title was the 21st International Military and Civilian Combat Stress Conference—ironically they had to move the conference twice due to the Carlsbad fires! He will recap some of the topics and findings of this years conference and we’ll ask his opinion on some of the tragic shootings that have occurred on our military bases. Want to learn more? Visit Citizens Commission on Human Rights Want to be on this show? Do you known anyone who has cancer and you love them? Tell them about Poly MVA!

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