Combat Trauma

Catalog description

Covers the physiological and psychological consequences of combat, referred to as combat and operational stress reactions (COSRs), as these matters are represented at the intersections of science, warfighter testimony and culture. COSRs are notoriously pathogenic. Marines and soldiers, special operator sailors, rescue airmen, and, in the 'new wars' (Kaldor, 2012), non-combatants all are at extreme risk for psychopathology.