… US troops in Iraq have an average of one interpreter to 75–150 soldiers, whereas the
Dutch in Bosnia had one to 15–20 servicemen. The ratios reveal a great deal about the way …

… pilot study in which assessment instruments were developed and validated, the present
study examined the understanding of enemies and the presence of enemy images in 221 Dutch …

… risk to individual soldiers. Hence, acquiring military skill is becoming a matter of both
professional ability and personal interest. Furthermore, the emphasis on building an expeditionary, …

… Several reasons have been provided to explain the Dutch soldiers' decision. They were …
with the Dutch soldiers, they were The understanding was that taking additional risks for …

… the perceived physical demands of ground combat soldiers in the Swedish armed forces. …
impact on a soldier's perceived workload. During military operations, soldiers often work long …

… Dutch peacekeeping units in Bosnia (SFOR8) and Kosovo (KFOR2). I argue that soldiers
are ambivalent toward what is perceived … Therefore Dutch female soldiers are limited in their …

… with other European theatres it formed part of the British soldier’s collective experience. …
permanence of soldiers in the field. After the outbreak of the Dutch Revolt, soldiers although not …

… as sole motivating factors for soldiers to risk their lives in military missions.Footnote1 Military
sociology has long proclaimed the importance of cohesion between comrades in motivating …

… We used questionnaires to study knowledge, perceived nuisance and risk perception in
100 predominantly heterosexual men with clinically-confirmed condylomata acuminata. Our …

… imagery that conscripted Dutch soldiers carried with them to the Indies was a perception of
poverty-… That is the reason why we have to risk our lives, so that you can eat your steak again-…