Media
Click on the links below to watch videos regarding issues of combat stress and battlefield fatigue.

ACVOW President Bill Rider on KOGO AM600 - Listen
The Jack Rice Show, Weeknights, AM600 from 6-8pm

The Soldiers Heart - Watch
Frontline on PBS, 2/24/2009

"Why is it so difficult coming back to family?" - Watch
PBS Website

"You don't like being asked questions." - Watch
PBS Website

Press Conference on PTSD - Watch
Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee

Extended Tours in Iraq Can Lead to More Combat Stress - Watch
CNN, 10/16/2007


Recommended Reading
To learn more about post traumatic stress and the challenges facing America's combat veterans, try any of the
reading suggestions listed below.

The Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Source Book; Glenn R. Schiraldi, PhD; 2000 McGraw-Hill. Order

On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society; David Grossman PhD; 1996 Order

Odysseus in America: Combat Trauma and the Trials of Homecoming; Jonathan Shay, MD, PhD, 2002 Scribner.
Order

Surviving Deployment: A Guide for Military Families; Karen N Pavlicin; Order
If you, or someone you know,
may be suffering from post
traumatic stress as a result of
combat, please call us now at
858-552-7501.

Warrior's 24 hour Suicide
Prevention Hot Line:
800-273-8255
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Media Coverage and Recommended Reading
Our Mission
ACVOW is a nonprofit
organization that recruits
combat veteran
volunteers to mentor,
coach and assist our
warriors suffering from
combat stress, allowing
them and their families to
lead productive and
fulfilling lives.