A spike in soldier suicides last month has the Army worried. A new federal report shows the number is higher than those who died in actual combat.

In January there were 24 possible Army suicides. Seven are confirmed while 14 more are under investigation.

That equals more deaths than the ones reported in combat from Iraq and Afghanistan, by all branches of the Armed Forces.

Black says this spike in suicides is likely to get worse before it gets better. He also tells us combat related stress and disorders for many of these troops are carried home with them.