Censorship and World War II
The institutional identity of censorship was firmly in place during World War II. The across-the-board agreement of all parties –…
Carol Schultz Vento
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America’s Mustard Gas Experiments and World War II
Exposure to harmful chemicals has long been associated with modern warfare. During the last century, World War I was notable…
The Missing in Action (MIA) of World War II
In 2012, the remains of over 73,000 American military personnel declared missing in action in World War II still have…
World War II Psychiatric Wounds of War
As the United States entered World War II and began to prepare for a long conflict, there was a lack…
The U.S. World War II Troop Replacement Policy
A common theme with respect to World War II soldiers is the strong bond of men in combat. This perception…
Treatment of War Related Psychiatric Injuries Post-World War II
The Greatest Generation has been feted and honored for its ability to withstand trials and tribulations. It does not follow,…