A s the United States draws down its military forces from Iraq and Afghanistan and increasing numbers of servicemembers reintegrate back into civilian life, the military health system must identify and treat the physical and mental health consequences of war that can persist long after deployments have ended.

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 The article discusses the effectiveness of junior officer's service activity according to described characteristics. It is well known that achieve military success requires not only modern armaments and equipment, but also mentally physically trained personnel with necessary professional knowledge, skills, certain characteristics at all levels management. Therefore, from point vi...

17–21 October 2016, Chicago, IL, USA Sandhya Vasan, Tanyaporn Wansom, Alexandra Schuetz, Shelly Krebs, Rasmi Thomas, Gustavao Kijak and Christina Polyak* 1 Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangkok, Thailand 2 US Military HIV Research Program, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Silver Spring, MD USA 3 Henry M Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine, B...

The article is the product of research " Non-explosive training grenade Design for practice and launch exercise in schools Colombian military forces", carried out during 2017 2020 Non-Commissioned Officers Military School.

BACKGROUND International social networking is eminent in medical practice, mainly in sharing knowledge and mutual inspiring and in social and professional bonding. Since 2006, the International Medical Course is taking place in Commander Branch at the Military Medicine Academy of the Medical Corps, Israeli Defense Forces; in which medical officers from other military forces are participating al...

The post 9/11 new security paradigm requires military forces to be prepared with robust capabilities to support the response to terrorist attacks against people and critical infrastructures. This paper describes a new R&D program, called MUSKETEER, that will develop decision support and knowledge exploitation tools and demonstrate how these tool sets can significantly improve the military force...

The Canadian Armed Forces, which has already been forced to take steps to retain its highly trained pilots because of stiff competition from civilian airlines, is now fighting to keep its uniformed family physicians. The decline in retention is so serious the military has been forced to eye new strategies to recruit and retain medical officers. Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Flaman, second-in-command...

Since the UN Security Council (UNSC) adopted Resolution 1325 (2000), which is referenced in most of the mandates for peacekeeping authorizations and renewals since, UN peacekeeping forces have begun a process of gender balancing. While we have seen an increase in the numbers of female peacekeepers during the decade 2000-2010 and variation in the distribution patterns of female military personne...

The paper focuses on the main conceptual points of Military Medical Doctrine Ukraine. There are discussed approaches to reforming Ukraine Armed Forces medical support system, which key tasks upgrade military structure.