This exploratory study examines the associated effects of combat exposure on Soldiers assigned to a Midwestern Army National Guard unit.
Drawing data from the National Vietnam Veterans Readjustment Survey, this study focused on the relationship between fathers’ participation in abusive violence in Vietnam (e.g., terrorizing, wounding or killing civilians, mutilating bodies) and behavioral disturbances among their children (aged 6-
This report then offers an overview of the research on the effects of child maltreatment on victims’ physical health, mental health, academic functioning, and relationship functioning. Broader economic consequences for both individuals and communities are also described.
Adolescent offspring (n=324) of male Croatian Veterans completed questionnaires about mental health symptoms, family functioning, and parental bonding.
Public awareness campaigns (PACs) can be an effective component of a comprehensive strategy to promote change at the level of the individual, organization, community, or society.
The Service member’s transition out of the military involves the entire family.