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Four cases of acute paranoid episodes are described which occurred in soldiers after having traveled on furlough from a post in a sparsely inhabited combat zone in the tropics to a city where they tried 'to have a good time'. The material shows with impressive clarity the connections between the paranoid breakdowns and the (conscious or unconscious) homosexual significance of the furlough experiences.