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|a Preventing and treating the invisible wounds of war :
|b combat trauma, moral injury, and psychological health /
|c edited by Justin T. McDaniel, Evan R. Seamone, and Stephen N. Xenakis.
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|a Combat trauma, moral injury, and psychological health
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|a New York, NY :
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|a Expected Mental Health Care Costs of Military Involvement / Justin T. McDaniel, Kevin Sylwester, Rick Stapel, Tim Ting, and David L. Albright -- Military Criminality : Responding to Predictable Occupational Hazards from Military Service / Evan R. Seamone -- Generational Trends in Employment and Crime Among Military Families / Justin T. McDaniel, Eric Black, Harvey Henson, Yorino Kawashima, Jennifer Koran, and Daniel Brown -- Older Veterans : Lifetime Consequences of Military Service / Kari Fletcher, Eric Black, Rachel Dekel, Mariah Rooney, Jim Martin, and David L. Albright -- Beyond Combat : Gender and the Construction of Injury in Military Contexts / Walter Callaghan, Maya Eichler, and Victoria Trait -- The Look and Feel of Moral Injury / Nancy Sherman -- Moral Injury, Moral Suffering, and Moral Health / Matthew Talbert and Jessica Wolfendale -- PTSD Weaponized : A Theory of Moral Injury / Duncan MacIntosh -- Remote Combat Exposure and Moral Injury from Drone Operations : The Cost of a New Form of Warfare / Elliot Atkins and Evan R. Seamone -- Incorporating Moral Injury in Military and Veteran Policy / Kristen Laha-Walsh, Haley Steele, and David L. Albright -- Recruiting, Training, and the Permissible Bounds of Preventing and Mitigating Moral Injury in the U.S. Military / Jesse Hamilton -- Pain, Addiction, and Suicidality Among Veterans : Integrating Evidence-Based, Concurrent Treatment Approaches / Evangelina Banou, Nicole Angeli, Stacey Sandusky, and Stephanie Miller -- Mitigating the Costs of Combat with the Code of Conduct / Kevin Govern and Stephen N. Xenakis -- Identifying and Treating Moral Injury in Military Members and Veterans / Julie Yeterain, Danielle S. Berke, Joel Rosenthal, and Bret Litz -- From Cautious to Conscious Inclusion : A Review of Women's Integration in the Armed Forces, and Where to Next / Janelle M. Pham.
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|a "The goal of identifying and mitigating the costs of war prior to committing personnel and resources has been recognized as a primary strategic objective since at least the times of Sun Tzu in the Fifth Century, BC. As noted in the historical text, The Art of War, "Who wishes to fight must first count the cost" (Tzu 2005, 119). Along these lines, more modernly through the concept of "risk to mission," policymakers and military leaders have consistently recognized the obligation to minimize lives lost in determining whether and how to prosecute combat operations (Deptula 2021). As armies have refined weapons of war to limit collateral consequences through development of treaties and agreements (Solis 2010), greater numbers of battlefield casualties survived, introducing a secondary concern for the cost of caring for veterans who would inevitably face a lifelong battle to survive war-related injuries at home"--
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