This episode of Psychiatric Casualties begins by highlighting the historical neglect of psychiatric issues among military personnel, a problem that has persisted from World War II through to the current […]
Category Archives: Military History
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By Donna Hoffmeyer Memories. They shroud us on this day. Some of us were witnesses to their demise, some of us received word, and all of us mourned our loss. […]
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May
In the latest episode of our Bullets 2 Bedpans, Dee Tox is joined in conversation with Dr. Mark Russell and Dr. Charles Figley, who bring a wealth of knowledge, personal […]
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May
In our latest episode of Psychiatric Casualties, we tear down the veil shrouding a topic that’s often left in the shadows: military mental health care. Hosts Mark Russell and Charles […]
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May
May
War is not just about the physical casualties; it’s also about the invisible wounds that linger long after the battlefield is silent. In our latest episode of Psychiatric Casualties on […]
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May
The Vietnam War remains one of the most complex and controversial conflicts in American history. In our latest episode of Preserving The Legacy on the CHW Streaming Radio Channel on […]
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In the shadows of valor and honor, there lies an often-unspoken aspect of military service: the mental health crisis among our Veterans. In a candid and eye-opening episode, experts Mark […]
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Apr
As the waves of history ebb and flow, certain stories rise to the surface, demanding to be heard. The tale of the USS Frank E. Evans is one such story—a […]
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Apr
In the second episode of our thought-provoking podcast series, we dive deep into the shadows of military mental health care with two esteemed experts, Dr. Mark Russell and Dr. Charles […]