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This issue, devoted to military psychiatry, contains ten papers, each one written by an expert in a specific field. These papers cover the entire field of army and military psychiatry and, in a general way, show the policy and attitude of the chiefs of the various departments toward their respective fields of endeavor. All the articles are short, precise, and to the point. It is a valuable guide for the civilian psychiatrist in orienting himself and a valuable refresher for the military psychiatrist who may need pertinent data on military psychiatry in a compact form.
The subjects and their authors are as follows:
Administrative Aspects of Neuropsychiatry in the Army, by Col. William C. Menninger, M.C.
Psychiatry in Training Centers, by Lt. Col. Malcolm J. Farrell, M.C.
Neurology in the Army, by Lt. Col. William H. Everts, M.C.
Reconditioning of Neuropsychiatric Patients, by Lt. Col. Walter E. Barton, M.C.
Psychiatry in the Army Hospital, by Lt. Col. Norman Q. Brill, M.C.
The Clinical Psychologic Program of the Army, by Lt. Col. Morton A. Seidenfeld, A.G.D.
Neuropsychiatry in Armed Forces Induction Stations, Rehabilitation Centers, and Combat Divisions, by Maj. Ivan C. Berline, M.C.
Morale and Preventive Psychiatry, by Capt. John W. Appel, M.C., and Capt. David W. Hilger, M.C.