File:BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MILITARY PSYCHIATRY 1947-1952 (IA BIBLIOGRAPHYOFMILITARYPSYCHIATRY19471952).pdf

Compiled by
Charles Roos
Head, Document Section

Introduction
Since World War II interest in the problems of military psychiatry
and in the experiences of psychiatrists in military service has been
persistent. This continuing interest during the post-war period is in
part a manifestation of the reaction to the continuing stress of our
times. It is also the result of a kind of professional introspection
among psychiatrists who recognize that many challenging questions
which were asked during the war remain to be better answered.
The problems which need further clarification in military psychiatry
are numerous. They include a variety of specific matters related to
diagnostic formulation, treatment methods, prognostic standards, the
effective utilization of ancillary services and the further development
of programs in preventive psychiatry and rehabilitative psychiatry.
In all of these areas of interest, the worker has been handicapped
by the lack of a systematic bibliographic reference work to the literature
of military psychiatry since World War II. Much of the literature
is scattered and is not easily located. With the completion of
this bibliography, a distinct need has been met. Although the literature
of the war years is not included herein, many of the references
cited will include bibliographies which lead to the earlier literature
published during the war years.

R. E. CHAMBERS
Brigadier General, MC, USA
Chief, Psychiatry and Neurology
Consultants Division

Contents

I. PSYCHIATRIC ORGANIZATION WORLD WAR II___________ 7
II. HISTORY OF PSYCHIATRY WORLD WAR I AND II__ _____ 7
III. PSYCHIATRY POST WORLD WAR II_____ _____________ __ 8
IV. NEUROPSYCHIATRIC PROBLEM IN MODERN WAR.
TOTAL PICTURE _ ___ 9
V. PSYCHOSOMATIC PROBLEMS IN THE MILITARY SERVICE_____________ ____ ________ ___ 11
VI. SELECTION AND INDUCTION PROBLEMS_______ ___ ______ 13
VII. PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS OF TROOP TRAINING___________ 15
VIII. COMBAT PSYCHIATRY__________________________________________ 15
IX. ARCTIC-TROPIC PSYCHIATRY------- - - - - - --------- - ----- - 18
X. AVIATION NEUROPSYCHIATRY .----------- - - -- ---- ------- 19
XI. CHARACTER AND BEHAVIOR DISORDERS__ ___ ___ ________ 20
XII. FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY _______  __ _ 21
IDI. NEUROLOGY __________ ___ __ 22
XIV. PREV.ENTIVE PSYCHIATRY ______ _____ 23
XV. PSYCHIATRIC TEACHING__________ ___ ______ 23
XVI. PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK. CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
AND RELATED PROBLEMS·--------------- - ----- ------- 24
XVII. LEADERSHIP AND MORALE----------------- - -- - -------- - 26
XVIII. THERAPY
a. General- --------- --------- -- ----------------------- 27
b. Group-------- ---- ------- ---------- ------ ----------- 28
c. Rehabilitation___ ______________ __ ____________ ___ ____ 29
XIX. DISPOSITION AND SEPARATION___ ______ _____ _____ 30
XX. VETERANS____ _ _________________ _______ 30
XXI. DISCIPLINARY BARRACKS AND REHABILITATION
CENTERS_______ ___________ ___________ __ ___ __ 32
XXII. PRISONERS OF WAR ______ __ 33
XXIII. BIBLIOGRAPHIES, REVIEWS, ABSTRACTS____________ 33
INDEX_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 35