Essays on Soldiers

Generals Die in Bed Generals Die in Bed is a 1930 war novella written by Charles Yale Harrison, a former soldier himself. It details the horrific experience of a young soldier in the trenches during World War I. It was reissued for young adult audiences in 2002 by Annick Press and...

Let me separate "PTSD" from the preceding sentence so that I have "PTSD" on one side and "How soldiers are affected" on the other. So, there's PTSD; it affects a lot of soldiers. As a result, "how" will explain the symptoms of PTSD in these soldiers to me. Soldiers are...

True war tales are best told by those who have been through them. The tales carry the events to life for the reader, helping them to consider the psychoanalytic experiences of those concerned. The internal viewpoint of the soldiers determines whether they succeed or fail in combat. As a result,...

A soldier's job is never done: most soldiers grow up hoping this is not so. One speaker, John F. Groves, wrote Efficient Strategies for Military Veteran Small Business Owners, published in 2017. He believes that most of the small businesses run by veterans are expected to collapse, and it is...