Research examining military families is often limited by data collection challenges. Big data
approaches can provide greater data access and a more robust picture of individuals …

This article has three interrelated objectives designed to highlight military family studies in
the context of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Often referred to collectively as “the war on …

Recent military conflicts have resulted in longer and more frequent deployments than past
conflicts for US Servicemembers; this increased deployment tempo has potential …

Recent international studies have confirmed that peacekeeping deployment of a parent
exacts a toll on partner and family, but little is known about how deployment-related stress …

As the notion of war and other military conflicts permeate the world, an increasing number of
families are lost in the fray. Military spouses sacrifice their lives nearly as directly as their …

This qualitative, phenomenological study provides a broad view of the effects of Army female
service members' post deployment psychological condition as described by their caregiver …

Research examining military families is often limited by data collection challenges. Big data
approaches can provide greater data access and a more robust picture of individuals …

Abstract Post-traumatic growth (PTG), positive psychological change developed through
managing highly stressful experiences, is gaining empirical attention in the military context …

The end of the Vietnam War heralded the beginning of the all-volunteer Army. In the interest
of soldier retention, research focused on the military spouse, their challenges and needs …

Research examining military families is often limited by data collection challenges. Big data
approaches can provide greater data access and a more robust picture of individuals …