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Neuropsychiatry in World War II, Volume
I, prepared and published under
the direction of Leonard D. Heaton and Robert S. Anderson, editor
in chief. Washington, DC, Office of the Surgeon General, Department
of the Army, 1966-1973. vols.
Volume 1, Part 3, Chapter 15, pages 417-474. "A historical
survey of the psychiatric problems incident upon the service of
women volunteers in nonprofessional occupations who were recruited
for the Army in World War II. Occasional reference is made to
the relationship of female volunteers to males in the Army. Emphasis
in this chapter, however, is upon the administrative policies
and professional medical problems of these female volunteers and
upon the emotional impact of a new and unusual environment of
war upon women military personnel."
Book call no.: 940.54 U581md,
vol. 1
Garland, Frank C. Women
Aboard Navy Ships: A Comprehensive Health and Readiness Research
Project. Fort Detrick, MD,
U. S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command, 1996. 2 v. (various
pagings).
Doc. call no.: M-U 42968-3
McCall, Candace Lee. Health
Care Needs of Air Force Women with Children versus Women without
Children Who Were Deployed During Operation Desert Shield/Storm.
Houston, TX, University of
Texas, 1996. 64 leaves. (Thesis (Master of Public Health). University
of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, School of Public Health.)
Doc. call no.: M-U 43567-862
Naval Health Research Center (U. S.). Hospitalization
Rates for Military Women: Feasibility and Design of a Tri-Service
Relational Database Architecture Allowing Service-Specific and
Tri-Service Reporting. Frank
C. Garland. San Diego, CA, Aug 1995. v. (various pagings)
Doc. call no.: M-U 42968-2 28
Aug 95
Optimizing the Performance of Women
in the Armed Forces of NATO. Defense
Research Group, Panel 8 on the Defence Application of Human and
Bio-Medical Sciences. [Brussels, Belgium], North Atlantic Treaty
Organization, 1997. 1 vol. (various pagings). (Technical proceedings)
Doc. call no.: M-U 41723-88
no.13
Research Triangle Institute. 1995
Department of Defense Survey of Health Related Behaviors Among
Military Personnel. Research
Triangle Park, NC, 1995. 1 vol. (various pagings).
Chapter 9: Health Issues Among Women in the Military. Includes
stress, pregnancy, and perceived quality of OB-GYN care.
Book call no.: M-U 42542-5d
U. S. Army Research Institute of Environmental
Medicine. Sustaining Female
Soldiers' Health and Performance During Deployment: Guidance for
Small Unit Leaders. [Natick,
MA: The Institute], Distributed by the U. S. Army Center for Health
Promotion & Preventive Medicine, 1996. 21 p.
Doc. call no.: M-U 41783-14
Hughey, Michael J. Changes in Women's Health
Care Aboard One Ship. Military
Medicine 162:671-674 Oct '97.
To assess the impact of changes on women's health care needs in
an operational setting, a study of one ship was undertaken in
1990 and again in 1995.
King, Daniel W. and others. Alternative
Representations of War Zone Stressors: Relationships to Posttraumatic
Stress Disorder in Male and Female Vietnam Veterans. Journal
of Abnormal Psychology 104:184-196 Feb '95.
King, Daniel W., King, Lynda A. and Foy, David
W. Prewar Factors in Combat-Related Posttraumatic Stress Disorder:
Structural Equation Modeling with a National Sample of Female
and Male Vietnam Veterans. Journal
of Consulting & Clinical Psychology 64:520-531 Jun '96.
Maze, Rick. Services Grapple with Women's
Health Issues. Air Force
Times 54:9 May 16 '94.
Murphy, Frances, Browne, Doris and Mather,
Susan. Women in the Persian Gulf War: Health Care Implications
for Active Duty Troops and Veterans. Military
Medicine 162:656-660 Oct '97.
Nelson, Soraya. Women's Care Improves.
Army Times 54:26 Mar 21 '94.
VA hospitals are treating women veterans better, but more needs
to be done.
Nelson, Soraya S. Women in Navy Seek More
Care than Men. Air Force
Times 55:23 Nov 28 '94.
Nice, D. Stephen and Hilton, Susan. Sex
Differences and Occupational Influences on Health Care Utilization
Aboard U. S. Navy Ships. Military
Psychology, no. 2, 6:109-123 '94.
Norwood, Ann E., Ursano, Robert J. and Gabbay,
Frances H. Health Effects of the Stressors of Extreme Environments
on Military Women. Military
Medicine 162:643-648 Oct '97.
Pierce, Penny F. Physical and Emotional
Health of Gulf War Veteran Women. Aviation,
Space, and Environmental Medicine 68:317-321 Apr '97.
Schwerin, Michael J. Shipboard Women's Health
Care: Provider Perceptions. Military
Medicine 162:666-670 Oct '97.
Willis, Grant. The Pressure to Stay Fit:
Women Find Efforts are Not Supported by Proper Facilities.
Navy Times 43:13 Nov 1 '93.