Медицинская библиотека · Military medicine · 2002

The impact of commuter war on military personnel.

Richard London S, Huffman Ann H

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BACKGROUND

The U.S. armed forces recently experienced a reduction in forces along with an increase in operational tempo. The Air Force and other branches supporting its mission share this common military burden and also experience a unique stressor. The Air Force has developed a military force that can fight by night and return home by day. The relatively new phenomenon of "commuter war" was especially evident during Operation Allied Force over Kosovo.

METHODS

Military personnel (N = 540) participating in Operation Allied Force were administered a survey measuring morale, wellness behaviors, and work-family conflict.

RESULTS

The deployment had adverse effects on wellness behaviors of permanent party and temporary duty assignment populations. Additionally, levels of morale and motivation varied between the two groups. Permanent party personnel also reported increased rates of work-family conflict.

CONCLUSIONS

Commuter war affects wellness behaviors, morale, and work-family conflicts of military personnel.

Для цитирования: Richard London S, Huffman Ann H. The impact of commuter war on military personnel.. Military medicine. 2002.

Предметные рубрики MeSH

Adult Cross-Sectional Studies Family Relations Female Health Behavior Humans Male Mental Disorders Military Personnel Morale Occupational Diseases Stress, Psychological Warfare Work Schedule Tolerance

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