Abstract In 2014, 1.8 million American children lived in military families, and they
represented only a fraction of the US children exposed directly to parents' wartime …

This article examines the political and social impact of elevating military values in society in
a context of austerity. Centering on discussions around two British government “military …

Many, if not most, of the recent improvements in trauma care in civilian practice have
developed from military experience. The British Defence Medical Services have been …

BackgroundResearch into violence among military personnel has not differentiated between
stranger-and family-directed violence. While military factors (combat exposure and post …

Background In the UK, little is known about the perceived effects of deployment, on military
families, from military personnel in theatre. Aims To investigate military personnel's …

Introduction: The aim of this review is to evaluate the literature on the association between
parental military-related factors and child well-being. Methods: We conducted a literature …

Objective Adolescents are at risk of developing detrimental health behaviours that will affect
their adult health. The aim was to estimate prevalence of health risk behaviours (HRB) …

Purpose The spouses or partners of serving members of the UK Armed Forces are often
subject to similar constraints to those of enlisted personnel. This paper aims to examine the …

Family members' perceptions of challenges associated with military life can spillover to their
relationships with one another and, in turn, inform service members' beliefs of how their work …

Strengths-based approaches to research with military-connected children (MCC) are sparse
and their voices are rarely given the equivalent weight and influence compared to the voices …