Soldier'S Study Guide Linda Slakey Recognizing that there was no

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He illustrates each chapter with numerous case studies

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Sabshin has woven a personal journey of the history of the intellectual conflicts and changes in the field of psychiatry in the post-war era

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Soldier'S Study Guide Linda Slakey Recognizing that there was noFor soldiers who want to increase their professional knowledge of the Army and prepare themselves for promotion boards, this revised and expanded edition of the Soldier's Study Guide contains more than 1,460 questions in 58 subject areas. The questions cover Army programs, basic combat skills, combat stress, leadership, maintenance of equipment, customs and courtesies, justice, physical training, NBC warfare, uniforms and insignia, weapons, and more .