Variation in Psychological Tolerance to Ground Combat in World War IINational Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, Division of Medical Sciences, Follow-up Agency, 1958 - 280 páginas |
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Findings | 30 |
Company Casualty Days of Exposure From EC to Final Departure Number | 72 |
Admissions per 1000 Men Per Year for Psychiatric Causes for Period | 78 |
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1-34 company days AWOL Battalion Battle Casualty Departures Breakdowns per 1,000 calendar day Calendar Month combat units Combat With Units Company Casualty Days Company Combat Days Days From EC Days of Exposure departures Number Rate Departures per 1,000 diagnosis Distribution divisional EC division EC to Final EC to LC Entering Combat estimates ETO and MTO ETO Replacements Exposure From EC Final B.C. departures Final Battle Casualty Final Departure high-risk combat high-risk MOS interval 1-34 company life-table losses Man-days of Exposure morale MTO sample noncombat Number of Breakdowns Number of Company Number of Final Original Men Entering Percentage prior to EC Psychiatric Admissions psychiatric attrition psychiatric breakdown psychiatric departure psychiatric grounds questionnaire regimental combat days return to combat returned to duty returned to high-risk rifle companies rifleman rotation policy runs bat stress scale study companies Table Theater Thirty-four Company Casualty V-E Day World War II