National Guard (NG) soldiers returning from deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan were
surveyed at 6 and 12 months following their return (N= 970). The overall prevalence of …

A soldier's first year of military service is a critical period of transition where the risk of
suicidal behavior may be increased. This study described time to initial suicide attempts and …

Objectives To identify the extent to which the presence of recent stressful events are risk
factors for suicide among active‐duty soldiers as reported by informants. Methods Next‐of …

Purpose–Study samples, having responded to similar survey content, allowed examination
of suicide risk factors for deployed soldiers relative to nondeployed or home station soldiers …

The present study examined the timing of suicide and its associated soldier background and
postinvestigative events among deployed Army National Guard (ARNG) soldiers from …

Associations among sociodemographic characteristics, mood, trauma-related experiences,
and suicidal behaviors were examined with archival data from Army National Guard (ARNG) …

We report on associations of retrospectively reported temporally prior mental disorders and
Army career characteristics with subsequent first onset of suicidal behaviors in a large …

Background The prevalence of suicide among US Army soldiers has risen dramatically in
recent years. Prior studies suggest that most soldiers with suicidal behaviors (ie, ideation …

Previous research and theorizing have long sought to describe reliable typologies of suicide
risk, particularly regarding soldier and veteran military samples. In the present study, we …

This study assessed the risk of suicide by time since separation from the military for US
veterans who served in Iraq or Afghanistan. Suicide risk was assessed by comparing the …