Continuous Combat Breaks Almost Everyone
A World War II study reported that after 60 days of continuous combat, 98% of surviving troops became psychiatric casualties. The mind can break even when the body survives.How War Wounds the Mind
The Odds Were Worse Than Enemy Fire
In wars involving American soldiers, the chance of becoming a psychiatric casualty was said to be greater than the chance of being killed by enemy fire. War can injure people in invisible ways.How War Wounds the Mind
