Dennis McGurk

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Caffeine and energy drink use by combat arms soldiers in Afghanistan as a countermeasure for sleep loss and high operational demands

Capabilities transformation forward

Psychological adjustment after combat deployment: Decompression at home versus at sea

On the front lines against PTSD

The cultural context of loneliness: Risk factors in active duty soldiers: Rick factors in active duty soldiers

The impact of insufficient sleep on combat mission performance

The impact of unit membership on smoking among soldiers

Resilience training with soldiers during Basic Combat Training: Randomisation by platoon

Destructive and supportive leadership in extremis: Relationships with post-traumatic stress during combat deployments

NATO Survey of Mental Health Training in Army Recruits

Unethical battlefield conduct reported by soldiers serving in the Iraq War

Mental health training with soldiers four months after returning from Iraq: Randomization by platoon

Soldiers’ perceptions of resilience training and post-deployment adjustment: Validation of a measure of resilience training content and process

Effect of transition home from combat on risk-taking and health-related behaviors

Mental health advisory teams: A proactive examination of mental health during combat deployments

Coming home may hurt: Civilian work-related risk factors for mental health problems in National Guard soldiers

Walter Reed Army Institute of Research contributions during Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom: From research to public health policy.: Washington, DC: Department of the Army, Office of The Surgeon General, Borden Institute.

Application of a new method for linking anonymous survey data in a population of soldiers returning from Iraq

Stability of combat exposure recall in Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans

Sleep symptoms as a partial mediator between combat stressors and other mental health symptoms in Iraq War veterans