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All But Me and Thee

Psychiatry at the Foxhole Level

Brig.-Gen. Elliot D. Cooke
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Pages
151
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Arcole Publishing

About

In All But Me and Thee; Psychiatry at the Foxhole Level, which was first published in 1946, Brigadier-General Elliott D. Cooke takes a look at psychoneurosis in the armed forces, and presents conclusions in a highly readable fashion.

Related Subjects

  • United States
  • Military
  • History
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Special Forces
  • General
  • Europe
  • Germany

Reviews

"With a pleasantly informal and light approach, Brigadier-General Cooke presents the report of a non-medical line officer on the results of tracking down the problem of disability discharges. He and his associates followed the threads from commanders and units, to processing centers, hospitals, to overseas procedure in the individual cases; they talked with old psychiatrists and new, heard opinion
Kirkus Review

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