Abstract Each year, approximately 200,000 service members transition out of military service
and return to civilian life. For many, the stresses of this military-to-civilian transition are vast …

The mass media are an important source of information concerning military service
personnel and veterans. Veterans, veterans organizations, and others have criticized the …

There has been much popular and academic discussion concerning the public's mental
“pictures” of US military veterans, a group afforded symbolic capital but also stereotyped by …

Narratives concerning the working class and their relationship to climate change are
important. In particular, how the narrative constructs the relationship and, within this, who …

Military veterans often transition into the civilian workforce after serving in a nation's armed
forces. The process of integrating this unique class into organizations is directly affected by …

Representative opinion polls indicate that members of the US public may hold dichotomous
perceptions of their veterans. While the majority of the US public appreciates and honors …

The news media often portray military veterans in stereotypical ways, providing audiences
narrow representations in which veterans are traumatized heroes. What happens when a …

Previous research on British public perceptions of UK veterans has focused mainly on
opinion polls and survey data. This is problematic, as the broader scope of public dialogue …

LAY SUMMARY The media can shape the opinions, beliefs, and attitudes of the public
towards Veterans, Veterans' issues, and Veteran suicide. Given the Lionel Desmond murder …

Commenters have expressed concern over media content related to military veterans,
saying journalists fail to provide the public with an accurate understanding of what it means …