The life of a soldier is demanding.
You’re trained to be alert, decisive and focused—and in top physical and mental shape. It’s a necessity.
But soldiers operating under the influence of psychiatric drugs reflect just the opposite.
Nevertheless, military electronic records show that at least one in six service members has been on some form of psychotropic drug. This ratio is probably vastly understated, as prescription records are not kept on the front lines, where drugs are often informally passed out by medics or between fellow soldiers.
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