Anonymous
A battered soul rebels
Abigail Cline Appler
Put a helmet on your privates because they’re going to see some action: The history of condoms in the military
Sarah Bahr
Union or Confederate, American women played crucial toles in the Civil War effort
Alexander Baldwin
Archibald McIndoe’s stance against the clinical hospital archetype and the importance of this for the recovery of burnt airmen in the Second World War
Andrew N. Bamji
The psychological impact of facial injury in the First World War: Outcomes from the Queen’s Hospital, Sidcup
Ivana Bokan
The splints
Gemma Bowsher
Facing fire: Burns and visibility in the two World Wars
Michael D. Brown
The American Civil War as a biological phenomenon: Did Salmonella or Sherman win the war for the North?
Mara Buck
Requiem for the Beast: A memoir
Anene Obinna Chinemelum
Military robotics, artificial intelligence, and genetic engineering: The future of modern warfare
Robert Craig
The Changi diary and paintings: The partnership of a doctor and an artist
Paul Dakin
Francis St. Vincent Morris: The pilot poet
Jonathan Davidson
A trio of Confederate military surgeons: Samuel Moore, James McCaw and Joseph Jones
Dylan Chan Kai Der and Isabella Eleanor Nubari
Medical evolutions in the Crimean War, a comparison between Britain and Russia
George Dunea
Blood at Borodino
Russia’s “Great Patriotic War” and its generals SPR ’26
The Spanish Civil War (1936–1939) SPR ’26
Assassins changed the fate of nations new
Michael Ellman
Stamping out preventive medicine
Howard Fischer
Atrocities in Asia: Japan’s infamous Unit 731
Angharad Fletcher
The “Bangka Island Massacre”: Australian military nurses in the Pacific War
James L. Franklin
George Orwell and the Spanish Civil War: A brush with death
Bradeigh Godfrey
Lest we forget
Stavros Gourgiotis
Baron Dominique-Jean Larrey: Founder of military surgery and trauma care
Charles Halsted
The Korean soldier
Edward Harvey
Prisoners on leave: Vietnam veterans and the Golden Age Western
Jennifer Hatzfeld
In pursuit of parsimony in combat research
Christine Henneberg
A writer and a doctor: What a physician’s account of Auschwitz can teach us about the ethics of story-telling in medicine
Shaili Jain
The aftermath of trauma
Max Kutch
The fall
Brittany Nicole Lewis
Psychological effects of warfare on veterans and their families
Kevin R. Loughlin
The imponderable ‘what-ifs’: Did the medical issues of three Confederate generals cause the South to lose the war?
Alice MacNeill
“Mental Cases” by Wilfred Owen: The suffering of soldiers in World War I
Edward McSweegan
African American contract doctors in the military
Joanne Murray
Caring for “Our Boys”
Anthony Papagiannis
A memorable veteran
JMS Pearce
Heroic surgeon: Noel Godfrey Chavasse (1884–1917)
Barry Perlman
Hiroshima: Are its lessons fading? SPR ’26
Khwanchai Phusrisom and Stephen Martin
The Siamese Expeditionary Force of World War I and the Spanish Flu
George Porter
A history of military medical services
Stuart Poticha
Comments on Dr. James Franklin’s article on George Orwell and the Spanish Civil War
Evelyn M. Potochny
They don’t teach us that
Lidiia Riabova
Lilac hideout
Robert B. Robeson
“Dust Off” and the power of perseverance
Gregory Rutecki
Justice denied: The Katyn massacre, Kosciusko squadron, and the Polish soul
Peleliu as a paradigm for PTSD: The two thousand yard stare
Japanese-American internment camps in World War Two
Jack E. Riggs
Blame
Thank you for your service
Negotiation
He is not coming back
Combat hospital chaplain
Psychological preparation for war: Early life experiences
Lynn Veach Sadler
Found and Lost in Vietnam
Satish Saroshe
Dr. Norman Bethune: A tale of military heroism
Erick da Luz Scherf
Ought to kill or ought to heal? The importance of medicine in the history of warfare
Clemens Schmitt
Cancer DiagnosISIS
Mary V. Seeman
Mentally ill and Jewish in World War II
Sonia Sethi
One by one
Gaetan Sgro
Resolution
Vladimir J. Simunovic
Building a legend
Craig Stout
Medical innovations made by doctors during the Napoleonic Wars
Mira Talaja
A message
Catherine Tang
Curing in bureaucracy: Medical professionals and the rise of the US pension system
Chris Thapa
The Afterlife
William S. Tierney
The wartime chemist
Ella Veres
I’ll never forget
Daly Walker
Boots on the ground
Kelley Yuan
Fool the Axis
Lawrence A. Zeidman
Neuroscientist refugees from Nazi Germany find haven in Illinois
Vignettes
Gout changes the fate of nations
Medics in World War II
William Bell: Photographed injured veterans
Battle of Gettysburg
Gangrene, history, and war (George Dunea)
The Siege of Constantinople as witnessed by a physician, 1453 (George Dunea)
Notable nurses in World War I (Sonali Bhansali)
Artists at war (Avi Ohry)