The enduring nature of the Global War on Terrorism has created a generation of active duty
service members and recently retired veterans who spent the majority of their careers …

Approximately 2.7 million United States (US) soldiers have been deployed to Iraq or
Afghanistan since September 11, 2001 (Lester et al., 2016). The stresses of multiple combat …

Abstract Over 1.2 million (approximately half) of the service members deployed in support of
the Global War on Terror were married at the time of their last deployment (Department of …

Since the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, military service in the United States has
been linked to a range of behavioral health and physical injuries in a significant number of …

Given the intensity and duration of military deployments since 2001, the risk for combat
related stress injuries is significant. Prevalence ratings suggest anywhere between 1 in 6, to …

Military service members are returning from deployment in larger numbers than our society
has seen in years. Military spouses endure many challenges in the military lifestyle …

Mental health disorders continue to plague service members and veterans; thus, new
approaches are required to help address such outcomes. The identification of risk and …

The purpose of this study is to better understand, through retrospection, how military
spouses recognized the likelihood that their veteran needed to be evaluated for Post …

Military caregivers provide essential services for their veteran or military service members
who have serious injuries or illness. Of the estimated 39.8 million Americans who provide …

Despite considerable research indicating that spouses of veterans with posttraumatic stress
disorder (PTSD) experience appreciable levels of psychological and marital distress, there …