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The Life and Legacy of Dr. Jonathan Letterman (1824-1872): The Father of Modern Battlefield Medicine. [PDF]
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Energy Expenditure of Special Forces Soldiers in Relation to Equipment Load and Movement Speed. [PDF]
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Treating Soldier-Athletes: A Narrative Review of Psychiatric Disorder Management While Optimizing Physical and Mental Performance in US Army Soldiers. [PDF]
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Firearm Storage and Carrying Practices and Suicidal Behaviors in US Army Service Members.
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“Once a Soldier, a Soldier Forever”: Exiled Zimbabwean Soldiers in South Africa
Medical Anthropology, 2015Through military training, soldiers' bodies are shaped and prepared for war and military-related duties. In the context these former Zimbabwean soldiers find themselves--that of desertion and 'underground life' in exile in South Africa--their military-trained bodies and military skills are their only resource.
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2012
Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Daly was a renowned soldier and one of the most influential figures in Australia's military history. As Chief of the General Staff during the Vietnam War, he oversaw a significant re-organisation of the Army as he fought a war under political and resource restrictions.
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Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Daly was a renowned soldier and one of the most influential figures in Australia's military history. As Chief of the General Staff during the Vietnam War, he oversaw a significant re-organisation of the Army as he fought a war under political and resource restrictions.
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Nature Human Behaviour, 2018
A new study shows that undergoing electroencephalography-based neurofeedback training of amygdala activity leads to an improved ability to regulate emotion in soldiers during combat training, a skill that may prevent future psychiatric disorders.
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A new study shows that undergoing electroencephalography-based neurofeedback training of amygdala activity leads to an improved ability to regulate emotion in soldiers during combat training, a skill that may prevent future psychiatric disorders.
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