Psychiatry and Military Manpower Policy : A Reappraisal of the Experience in World War II

Studies the losses of manpower due to men being rejected for military service or being prematurely separated because of emotional disability by gaining the reflections of a group of psychiatrists on active duty during World War ll. Foreword Contents I. Psychiatry and Military Manpower II. What Do the Figures Mean III. Why Did Men Break IV. Adjustment in Military and Civilian Life V. How Can Manpower Be Saved VI. The Ineffective Soldier