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6. Psychiatry in the U.S. Army: Lessons for Community Psychiatry

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UNIFORMED SERVICES UNIV OF THE HEALTH SCIENCES BETHESDA MD F EDWARD HEBERT SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, Glass, Albert J., Jones, Franklin D., UNIFORMED SERVICES UNIV OF THE HEALTH SCIENCES BETHESDA MD F EDWARD HEBERT SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, Glass, Albert J., and Jones, Franklin D.

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This volume is a companion book to "Neuropsychiatry in the World War" (World War I, 1929); "Neuropsychiatry in World War II, Volume I, Zone of the Interior," (1966); and "Neuropsychiatry in World War II, Volume II, Overseas Theaters," (1973). The previous volumes of this series focused almost exclusively upon the establishment and operation of neuropsychiatric services under wartime conditions. In contrast, the present volume deals with significant events of Army psychiatry in peace and war since the end of World War II. Following an overview of the beginnings of military psychiatry in Chapter 1, Chapters 2-4 cover the evolution of military psychiatry up to 1950. These chapters focus on Army psychiatry and neurology during the Civil War; Army psychiatry in the post-Civil War era (1866-1914), including the health of the Army during this period and during the Spanish American War, Philippine Insurrection, and Boxer Rebellion; and Army psychiatry during World Wars I and II. Chapters 5-12 focus on the Korean War in terms of combat phases and psychiatric response. These chapters examine the background to the Korean War; the North Korean Invasion of Jun-Sep 1950; the United Nations (UN) Offensive of Sep-Nov 1950, including psychiatric casualties, shock therapy, and Japanese B encephalitis; the Chinese Communist Offensive of Nov 1950-Jan 1951; the UN Winter Offensive of Jan-Apr 1951; the Spring Offensives of Apr-Jul 1951; truce negotiations and limited offensives by the UN in Jul-Oct 1951; and military psychiatry after the first year of the Korean War. Chapters 13-16 focus on military psychiatry during the interval between the Korean War and the Vietnam War (1953-1961); military psychiatry in Vietnam; military psychiatry in selected international conflicts (1967-1993), such as the Arab-Israeli Wars, Afghan War, Iran-Iraq War, U.S. invasions of Grenada and Panama, Persian Gulf War, and Somalia; and the future of military psychiatry.

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2005

8. Mental hygiene approach

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Glass, Albert J., Glass, Albert J., Glass, Albert J., and Glass, Albert J.

Published
1962

10. CURRENT PROBLEMS IN MILITARY PSYCHIATRY

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Glass, Albert J.

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The Korean conflict and the partial mobilization of military manpower in the United States have caused military psychiatry again to be faced with difficulties similar to those encountered in previous wars. Fortunately, valuable lessons derived from our experiences in World War II were preserved by their incorporation into both the training and operational doctrines of military medicine. This policy has, to a considerable extent, made possible the elimination of the time consuming and costly trial and error methods that characterized the initial efforts of psychiatry in World War II. In the Korean campaign, effective forward or up-front psychiatric treatment was instituted within six to eight weeks after the onset of hostilities, as compared to the almost two year delay that occurred in the previous armed conflict.Despite advances in war psychiatry, many defects in our knowledge remain, as demonstrated by experience with current military activities. It is the purpose of

Published
1952
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11. PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF DISASTER

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Glass, Albert J.

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This paper is concerned with the psychological problems of massive traumatic situations with particular emphasis on the probabilities for noneffective behavior in a disaster produced by nuclear weapons. Man has been threatened by or subjected to episodes of catastrophic trauma since recorded history. In more recent years there has been reported a considerable body of data relative to the behavior of groups and individuals under disaster conditions. Such data include numerous observations and studies of (1) combat personnel in World War I, World War II, and Korea1; (2) the effects of massive aerial bombardment against population centers2; (3) spontaneous civilian disasters such as fires, explosions, hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods3; and (4) the atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.4 From these extensive and varied experiences it is possible to construct theoretical models that illustrate general conclusions regarding behavior under external stress which may be useful in delineating

Published
1959
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14. Book Reviews

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Rettig, Fannie M., primary, Drake, Terrance S., additional, Stutzman, Ray E., additional, Omer, George E., additional, Glass, Albert J., additional, Franklin, Robert B., additional, Perlin, Elliott, additional, Allen, J. Michael, additional, Jenicek, John A., additional, Black, Roger L., additional, and Palmer, Eddy D., additional

Published
1981
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15. Book Reviews

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Hughes, Carl W., primary, Reid, Robert L., additional, Franklin, R. B., additional, Hunt, Keith K., additional, Glass, Albert J., additional, Moncrief, John A., additional, Lawless, Oliver J., additional, and Palmer, Eddy D., additional

Published
1978
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17. Book Reviews

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Appleton, Budd, primary, Moncrief, John A., additional, Abraira, C., additional, Glass, Albert J., additional, Omer, George E., additional, Arthur, Ransom J., additional, Franklin, Robert B., additional, and Vilinskas, J., additional

Published
1977
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20. Book Reviews

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Perlin, Elliott, primary, Glass, Albert J., additional, Munch, James C., additional, LeGolvan, Paul C., additional, Nash, Daniel A., additional, Jenicek, John A., additional, Appleton, Budd, additional, Timmons, Robert W., additional, Berman, Harry L., additional, and Franklin, R. B., additional

Published
1980
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22. Book Reviews

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LeGolvan, Paul C., primary, Munch, James C., additional, Blais, B. R., additional, Barber, Mary D., additional, Palmer, Eddy D., additional, Tramont, Edmund C., additional, Moncrief, John A., additional, Sedge, Roy K., additional, and Glass, Albert J., additional

Published
1978
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25. Behavioral Science in Medicine

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Glass, Albert J., primary, Parsons, Robert W., additional, Hughes, Carl W., additional, Arthur, Ransom J., additional, Thompson, Robert L., additional, Tramont, Edmund, additional, Hunt, Keith K., additional, Martins, Albert N., additional, Gleeson, Roberta L., additional, Levens, Arthur J., additional, Franklin, Robert B., additional, Jenicek, John A., additional, Knab, D. R., additional, Camp, Frank R., additional, LeGolvan, Paul C., additional, Licht, J. Hamilton, additional, Nash, Daniel A., additional, and Black, Roger L., additional

Published
1981
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39. Duodenal Ulcer in Military Patients

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Zollinger, Robert M., primary, Thomas, David E., additional, Glass, Albert J., additional, Scott, Norman M., additional, Cohen, Arthur, additional, and Hedberg, Charles, additional

Published
1964
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41. Letters.

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Salter, Eileen, von Reumont, Alexander, Markan, Raj K., Glass, Albert, Chhetri, Purna B., Latheef, Moosa, Ng Wenn Yi, Lydia, Hogue, Roy W., Sadowski, Patricia J., Cook, David, Zimmerman, Kenneth L., Salman, Khaled, Nelson, David E., Parikh, Hetal, Balakrishnan, Ramesh, Ardittis, Nicolas, Veuger, Stan, and Muller, K.

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LETTERS to the editor, TSUNAMIS, DISASTER victims, PUBLISHED errata, RACIAL & ethnic attitudes
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Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics from previous issues. Comments on "After the Tsunami" issue; Geographical correction to the "Tide of Grief" article in the January 10, 2005 issue; "Trouble in the Family," which examined the split between the Ambani brothers; "Grande Plans," which looked at the Starbucks branch in Athens, Greece; "Clash of Civilizations," which looked at ethnic rifts in the Netherlands following the murder to Theo Van Gogh.

Published
2005

42. Letters.

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Maksimovich, Predrag, Golan, Tsvi, Chorvath, Branko, Agapiou, Natalia, Green, Miriam, Glass, Albert, Foley, John P., Murphy, Bill, Jahnke, Gerhard, and Maceoghain, G. S.

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LETTERS to the editor, NATO Armed Forces, NORTHERN Ireland politics & government, 1994-
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Offers reader responses to issues of `Newsweek' prior to May 3, 1999. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) campaign against Yugoslav armed forces in Serbia; Historic observations on Jesus and Christianity; Hope that politicians in Northern Ireland can overcome their differences.

Published
1999

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