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'Duty to Intervene'
7th Infantry Division
Oct. 25, 2013 | 0:59
Every Soldier has faced problems, but when those problems become too much to handle, it is our job as friends, as fellow Soldiers, and as leaders to step in and intervene before something happens. Available in High Definition.
Every Soldier has a duty to intervene.
(Video by Spc. Glen Shackley, 7th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office; Spc. Nathan Goodall and Pvt. Shaylon Wright, 17th Fires Brigade Public Affairs Office)
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