Faded red cloth-bound book with an extremely worn and torn dust-jacket that has its spine missing. Title printed in gold on the cloth-bound spine. What's left of the dust-jacket is faded light brown with black print.non-fictionWritten by the physician for psychological medicine at Guy's Hospital, London; Wing Commander, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. This volume explores the changing ideas behind the psychological effects war has on civilians and members of the military forces.psychological effects of war, postwar years, morale, psychneuroses

The experiences of people, in particular Thelma McEachern (Bell), who returned to Singapore to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the fall of Singapore to the invading Japanese.Large newspaper clipping. Title across the top and a large photo of a couple fills the top half page. Five columns of text below, with a small image of an older woman at the top of the middle column.wwii, ww2, world war two, thelma bell, reginald "bill" mceachern, singapore, physical and psychological effects of war

Burgundy cover with title printed along the spine. Front cover has a burgundy border around a large rectangle with an image of clouds inside, the title is printed over them. across the lower part of this template is another rectangle overlaid (this time running horizontally). This template is divided into 12 boxes with a different portrait in each one.non-fictionA collection of personal stories of ex-servicemen and women of the Vietnam War, their struggles with the theatre of war and the challenges they faced after their service. This book has a particular focus on mental health and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).psychological effects of war, post-traumatic stress disorder, veterans, vietnam war

January 1967, John 'Jethro' Thompson is a 21 year old Aussie Digger on his way to the war in South Vietnam. Five months later he returns home - doctors don't expect him to survive his horrendous wounds, This is the remarkable true story of Jethro's journey: his struggles to cope with enormous physical pain and the psychological effects of becoming a triple amputee, and the people who teach him the true meaning of mateship.soldier, wounded soldier, vietnam, aussie digger, john 'jethro' thompson, sgt brett nolen, lt joe cazey

Vietnam; The War Within is a significant milestone in our understanding of the psychological effects of war experienced by the men and women who served in Vietnam. Twenty Vietnam veterans from Australia, America and New Zealand tell their stories with a frankness which some readers may find disturbing or hard to believe.veterans - counseling - case studies, 1961-1975 - veterans, vietnam war, 1961-1975 - psychological aspects, new zealand, america, australia

Vietnam; The War Within is a significant milestone in our understanding of the psychological effects of war experienced by the men and women who served in Vietnam. Twenty Vietnam veterans from Australia, America and New Zealand tell their stories with a frankness which some readers may find disturbing or hard to believe. veterans - counseling - case studies, 1961-1975 - veterans, vietnam war, 1961-1975 - psychological aspects, new zealand, american

January 1967, John 'Jethro' Thompson is a 21 year old Aussie Digger on his way to the war in South Vietnam. Five months later he returns home - doctors don't expect him to survive his horrendous wounds, This is the remarkable true story of Jethro's journey: his struggles to cope with enormous physical pain and the psychological effects of becoming a triple amputee, and the people who teach him the true meaning of mateship.soldier, wounded soldier, vietnam, aussie digger, john 'jethro' thompson, sgt brett nolen, lt joe cazey