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War and Combat
“I remember when I first got out [of the Army], everything just seemed like Iraq.”
Guillermo Sanchez
U.S. Army, 2003-2006
War and Combat
Service members are exposed to traumatic events during war. If you were deployed to a combat zone, you may have been in life-threatening situations. Or, you may have seen injury or death, been in a serious accident or handled human remains. Learn what research shows us about the link between level of combat stress and PTSD.
- Combat Exposure
During war, military service members are exposed to events and incidents that may be traumatic. Learn what research shows us about the link between level of combat stress and PTSD.
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