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combat veteran paradox: a standalone construct

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the set of contradictions combat veterans and support agencies face in reintegration, such as skills valued in war becoming liabilities at home.

In military psychology, combat veteran paradox refers to the set of contradictions combat veterans and support agencies face in reintegration, such as skills valued in war becoming liabilities at home. This meaning comes from Castro (2015) in Traumatology.[1]

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  1. Castro, C. A., Kintzle, S., & Hassan, A. M. (2015). The combat veteran paradox: Paradoxes and dilemmas encountered with reintegrating combat veterans and the agencies that support them. Traumatology, 21(4), 299-310. https://doi.org/10.1037/trm0000049

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