that being true, so are most military officers for that matter. When single we have to store personal firearms in the armory. Once married you could store and keep your arms in base housing. We have a whole group of regulations in the services for training in combat arm. Most career-fields require re-qual every two years on service weapon i.e. rifle or pistol. His time as an USAF res officer as a Jag would have given him a view of military crime and suicides with both personal and service arms. As supervisor I had to clean-up after a few suicides in 20 years active duty. It does change your prospective on who and when people should be trusted with arms. Training is a must for safety and proper operation. Disipline is required at all times and those who don't respect life or property probably don't need to near arms until they prove trust is warranted. As for the current "red flag laws" it is end run around the constitution in which the gun grabbers will us one day to say "your crazy" in court just like the FISA abuse we are witnessing now. If we don't stop this soon then we will lose all for the cult wants a small group for food and organs and sex toys and the rest can get about dying asap…