Domestic Violence in U.S. Military Families

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This research paper discusses domestic violence in military families in the US. Currently, domestic violence is a widespread social problem, yet it is more of a problem in the military, a problem that is made worse by soldiers' numerous deployments to war zones. This research identifies the reasons, consequences, frequency of domestic violence in the military, and suggests effective solutions which could be implemented
تناقش هذه الورقة البحثية العنف الأسري في العائلات العسکرية في الولايات المتحدة. ويعتبر العنف الأسري حاليًا مشکلة اجتماعية واسعة الانتشار، وتتزايد هذه المشکلة بوضوح بين أسر اأفراد الجيش والعسکريين، وهي مشکلة تزداد سوءًا بسبب الاثار النفسية على الجنود من عمليات الانتشار العديدة في مناطق الحرب. يحدد هذا البحث أسباب ونتائج وأثار العنف الأسري على عوائل العسکريين والجيش، ويقترح حلولاً فعالة يمکن تنفيذها لدعم الأسر ومساعده أفراد الجيش للعودة لحياتهم الطبيعية مع عوائلهم بعد أثار وتداعيات العمل في مناطق الحرب.

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