Combat Stress Injury represents a definitive collection of the most current theory, research, and practice in the area of combat and operational stress management, edited by two experts in the field.

About the Editors. Contributors. Series Editor's Foreword. Shay, Foreword. Figley, Nash, Introduction: For Those Who Bear the Battle. Part I: Theoretical Orientation to Combat Stress Management. Nash,The Stressors of War. Nash, Combat/ Operational Stress Adaptations and Injuries. Nash, Baker, Competing and Complementary Models of Combat Stress Injury. Part II: Research Contributions to Combat Stress Injuries and Adaptation. Boscarino, The Mortality Impact of Combat Stress 30 Years After Exposure. Koren, Hilel, Idar, Hemel, Klein, Combat Stress Management: The Interplay Between Combat, Injury and Loss. Dekel, Solomon, Secondary Traumatization Among Wives of War Veterans with PTSD. Part III: Combat Stress Injury Management Programs. Moore, Reger, Historical and Contemporary Perspectives of Combat Stress and the Army Combat Stress Control Team. Rizzo, Rothbaum, Graap, Virtual Reality Applications for the Treatment of Combat-related PTSD. Spira, Pyne, Wiederhold, Experiential Methods in the Treatment of PTSD. March, Greenberg, The Royal Marines Approach to Psychological Trauma. Grenier, Darte, Heber, Richardson, The Operational Stress Injury Social Support Program. Drescher, Smith, Foy, Spirituality and Readjustment Following War Zone Experiences. Lyons, The Returning Warrior: Advice for Families and Friends.