John Henry Browne

Soldier's alleged killing of Afghan civilians opens discussion on troops' use of prescription drugs

The debate on the effectiveness of prescription drugs for soldiers is heating up in the wake of the killing of 17 Afghan civilians, allegedly by Robert Bales whose attorney has asked for a list of medications Bales' took at the time of the shootings. There's an ongoing debate over whether drugs are more helpful or harmful for the armed forces.

Soldier's alleged killing of Afghan civilians opens discussion on troops' use of prescription drugs

VIDEO: U.S. Army sergeant expected to face 17 murder charges for Afghan massacre

VIDEO: U.S. Army sergeant expected to face 17 murder charges for Afghan massacre

Details emerge about circumstances leading up to Afghan civilian massacre

Details emerge about circumstances leading up to Afghan civilian massacre

New Details About the Psychological State of Alleged Shooter in Afghanistan

New Details About the Psychological State of Alleged Shooter in Afghanistan

Top of the Hour: Lawyer of the U.S. Soldier Accused of Killing 16 Afghan Civilians Speaks Out, Morning Headlines

Top of the Hour: Lawyer of the U.S. Soldier Accused of Killing 16 Afghan Civilians Speaks Out, Morning Headlines