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Combat Disorders

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Broken bodies, shattered minds

Ronald J. Glasser

2011

War and the Soul:Healing Our Nation's Veterans from Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

Edward Tick

2005

Shell-shock and other neuropsychiatric problems

Elmer Ernest Southard

1919

Combat stress injury

Charles R. Figley

2007

Shell-shock

Anthony Babington

1997

Home from the war

Lifton, Robert Jay Lifton

1973

Once a warrior-always a warrior

Charles W. Hoge

2010

Among the Walking Wounded

John Conrad

2017

Soldier from the war returning

Childers, Thomas

2009

The Trauma of war

Arthur S, Jr. Blank, Stephen M., M.D. Sonnenberg

1985

Dark star

Ronnie Dugger

1967

Shell Shock

Peter Leese

2002

PTSD Compensation and Military Service

National Research Council (US)

2007

Field Exercises

Stephanie Westlund

2014

Returning wars' wounded, injured, and ill

Walter Penk, Nathan D. Ainspan

2008

What have we done

David Bowne Wood

2016

The Union soldier in battle enduring the ordeal of combat

Earl J. Hess

1997

The Medical Department of the United States Army in the World War

United States. Surgeon-General's Office.

1921

Beyond Post-Traumatic Stress

Sarah Hautzinger, Jean N. Scandlyn, Whitney Battle-Baptiste

2013

The Psychology and physiology of stress

Peter G. Bourne

1969

An Operators Manual for Combat PTSD

Ashley B., II Hart

2000

Faces of the Enemy

Sam Keen

1986

Odysseus in America

Jonathan Shay

2002

Hysterical Men

Paul Lerner

2003

Combat nurse

Roberta Love Tayloe

1988

Hidden battles on unseen fronts

Patricia P. Driscoll

2009

Biobehavioral resilience to stress

Victoria Tepe

2008

Invisible wounds of war

Terri L. Tanielian

2008

Bion, Rickman, Foulkes and the Northfield Experiments

Tom Harrison

2000

Fields of combat

Erin P. Finley

2011

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