The US military command has launched an investigation into
whether it offers adequate mental health care to its soldiers.
Sergeant John Russell of Sherman, Texas is charged with five
counts of murder and one count of aggravated assault for
Monday's attack at a military base in Baghdad.  More: Local News
Russell's father says he's convinced that counselors 'broke' his
son, treating him poorly at the stress center where the shooting
took place.  "I believe the officers decided that they wanted
him out, and that they phoned and arranged to have him broke.
That's what they did. They, at the stress center they call you
in, they sit you down and they tell you, 'you're not the kind of
person we need in the service, you're not worthy of being, how
did you ever get those stripes there' or 'you're too stupid to
be in the army, you understand'"  The 55th Medical Company which
is based at Fort Benjamin Harrison is in charge of counseling
soldiers.  A spoke man there says none of the victims are from
Indiana.