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Even Top Generals Suffer From Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome

Army Gen. Carter Ham is the highest-ranking U.S. officer to admit seeking help for posttraumatic stress syndrome. Dilkoff/Getty Army Gen. Ca...

Coming Home In Pieces -- Need To Know on PBS Today's wars have minted a new generation of physically healthy, psychologically damaged ve...

Shocks from improvised bombs cause brain injuries, the invisible wound of the wars Iraq and Afghanistan. Defense Department Center To Treat ...

Virtual Reality for Returning Troops The U.S. Military has long used VR as a training tool for troops preparing for combat. Now a new VR sys...

Photo : PTSD -- and its ill effects -- can linger long after combat ends. Credit: Rick Loomis/Los Angeles Times About 1 In 10 Iraq Veterans ...

U.S. Troops Suffer More Stress Than Britons, Study Says -- New York Times British troops who have fought in Iraq or Afghanistan suffer far l...

Former Army Staff Sgt. Will "Ace" Acevedo hugs Xena, a Jack Russell mix he adopted. "She's done wonders for me," say...

GEORGIA COMMISSIONING - U.S. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates congratulates eight new second lieutenants after commissioning them at the Un...

TEN PROMISES - U.S. Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, re-enlists 10 soldiers stationed on Forward Operating Base...

At a recent training session in Philadelphia, Sgt. First Class James Cole and other soldiers participated in role-playing and learned mental...

Joseph Dwyer was photographed in March 2003 carrying an Iraqi boy who had been injured during fighting. Dwyer died late last month. (Warren ...