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666 Armed Forces & Society Sledge, M[removed]Soldier Dead: How We Recover Identify, Bury, and Honor Our Military Fallen. New York: Columbia University Press.
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Document Date: 2012-06-08 19:24:13

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Bury / Washington / DC / New York / /

Company

Columbia University Press / Cambridge University Press / Quartermaster Company / Harvard University Press / /

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Africa / /

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Germany / Hungary / Belgium / Turkey / France / Russia / Austria / United States / United Kingdom / South Africa / Palestinian Territories / /

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USD / /

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Mortuary Affairs / Psychiatry Uniformed Services University / /

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disease / dead cause disease / Posttraumatic Stress Disorder / remains causing disease / Posttraumatic Stress / endemic disease / /

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Cambridge University / Columbia University / Harvard University / James E. McCarroll Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress / United States Army / Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences / Army / World Health Organization Department for Health Action / /

Person

Tzu-Cheg Kao / Eyal Ben-Ari / Yvonne Tucker-Harris / Elizabeth D. Samet / D. Bruce Bell / Jun Shigamura / Zizhong Fan / Carol S. Fullerton / Michael Sledge / Ann E. Norwood / Michael S. Neiberg / John H. Newby / Rose E. Rice / Kelly Vance / Leming Wang / Robert J. Ursano / James E. McCarroll / Walter R. Schumm / /

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author / chaplain / Disaster Worker / /

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Military Medicine / American Journal of Psychiatry / Armed Forces & Society / /

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German South West Africa / South West Africa / Middle East / /

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