Background The long-term psychosocial outcomes of UK armed forces personnel who
sustained serious combat injuries during deployment to Afghanistan are largely unknown …

ABSTRACT A modest but significant number of military personnel sustained injuries during
deployments resulting in an altered-appearance (eg, limb loss and/or scarring). Civilian …

As global crises such as COVID-19 become more frequent, many projects, which can be
called blitz projects, will need to be completed extremely quickly in response. However …

Over the last two decades of long wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the media's attention on
military veterans in the UK has been characterized by a series of shifts: from a focus on …

Leveraging intersectionality as a lens, we explore the life-history accounts of former military
migrants (MMs) on their transition out of the military service into civilian work. Data for the …

This study provides a deeper understanding of the experiences of student veterans with
disabilities through examination of type and severity of service-connected disability and …

Charting shared advances across the emerging fields of medical humanities and health
humanities, this book engages with the question of how biomedical knowledge is …

Background/aims: Suicidal Ideation (SI) is a risk factor for suicide, a leading cause of death
amongst young men globally. In this study we assess whether sustaining a serious physical …

In Singapore, a strict policy of male conscription or national service (hereafter, NS) that
transforms boys into men is carefully calibrated to maintain support from the civilian sector. I …

This article explores the connections between humour, gender and the violent function and
practice of military institutions. As such it departs from a more typical theorisation of humour …