Ahern, Annotated Bibliography based on the research question, “What effects does transitioning from the military have on service members?" Worthen, Masters, J., Lippman, $. A., Ozer, & Moos, R. (2015). ‘The Challenges of Afghanistan and Iraq Veterans’ Transition from Military to Civilian Life and Approaches to Reconnection. Plos ONE, 10(7), 1-13. doi:10.137Ljournal pane 0128599 Sei -e members that are transitioning and that have transitioned from the armed forces seek a support system. The authors of the journol questioned service members upon re- deployment in order to understand their support system both overseas and at home. Two types of support systems are identified as “Military Family” and “Civilian Family” military family refers to servicemembers who haved shared an experience while on tour of duty. Civilian Family refers to-immidiat fami riends, community, or any other support systems i.e, pastor, co-worker. The authors concluded that thete are differences between both support systems and that there are still questions regarding what type of support service members require after transitioning. The journal helped me understand service members require more than one support system. Harvey, 8. B., Hatch, 8. L., Jones, M., Hull, L., Jones, N., Greenberg, N., & ...Wessely, S. (2011). Coming Home: Social Functioning and the Mental Health of UK Reservists on Return From Deployment to Iraq or Afghanistan, Annals Of Epidemiology, 21(9), 666-672. doi: 10.1016,j.annepidem.2011.05.004 ‘The article brings to light some of the dependencies service members may have after transitioning from combat situations or transitioning from the service all together. The article also brings into question “is there mental illness associated with reintegration?”Annotated Bibliography based on the research question, “What effects does transitioning from the military have on service members?” (Harvey, $B, etal., 2011, p. 666-672), Effects of transitioning from the services can take a different effect on individuals, some of those effects can lead w alcoholism, drug: depression and many more, All of these effects can be associated with post-traumatic stress disordet (PTSD), Identifying these risk factors can assist in finding the proper help for service members. The article emphasizes different types of illness that may occur to service members during transition. This article helped me to identify illnesses as not only a lype of sickness but also a cry for help among service members. Koeni C.J, Maguen, S., Monroy, J, D., Mayott, L., & Seal, K. H. (2014), Facilitating culture-centered communication between health care providers and veterans transitioning from military deployment to civilian life. Patient Education & Counseling, 95(3), 414-420, doi: 10.1016}. pee.2014.03.016 ‘The article expresses concern about the communication between service members and their health care providers, Mental readiness plays a vital role even before a service thembers begin their tour of duty. All military members ga through a process to ensure they are physically and mentally prepared for a long strenuous deployment. Even with so ud to many safety nets in place far service members, psychologi al effects can go uni the untrained eye, The authors are bringing awareness to the importance of communication between providers and service members, and most importantly the provider's ability to identify those warning sighs. The asticle helped me to understand the importance of communication received from veterans, not only verbal communication, also nonverbal.Annotated Bibliography based on the research question, “What effects does transitioning from the military have on service members?" Lomas, G. (2005). Military history: The experiences of people who become homeless afler Leaving military setviee. Housing. Care & Support, 8(3), 4-8. Lemos talks about the number of prior service members who have found themselves homeless due to many of the same reoccurring issues that have been discussed in previous articles, The article focuses on what causes these services members to become homeless. The article begs the question how do the family members play a role in their situation if any? What other factors lead to the growing number af homeless service members? The author identifies one factor is due to transitioning from the military. The article helps the reader to realize that homeless men and women were once the nation’s heroes and how soon they are forgotien afler they have transitioned {rom military service, ‘This atticle helped me to Look further into what is being done for our homeless. veterans. Packnett, E. R., Gubata, M-E., Cowan, D.N., & Niebuhr, D.W. (2012) ‘Temporal Trends in the Epidemiology of Disabilities Related to Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in the U.S. Amy and Marine Corps From 2005-2010. Journal Of Traumatic Stress, 25(5), 485-493. doi:10.100218.21743 In this journal learn about one of the most talked about effects a military service member may become victim of, post-traumatic stress disorder is becoming increasingly high amongst service members, scientific study has aided the military in identifying these issues, the military continues to conduct training events in order Lo bring awareness to its service members and family. Educating the military members of the signs and symptoms can help identify those individuals who require help and place the service member on theAnnotated. Bibliography based on the research question, “What effects does transitioning from the military have on service members?” right path to recovery. The article helped me understand the importance of training needed not only for servis ‘members but also family and friends to better identify PTSD. Sander, L. (2012). With GI Bill's Billions at Stake, Colleges Compete ta Lure Veterans. (Cover story). Chronicle Of Higher Education, 58(35), A1-A8 ‘The article facuses on post educational benefits and the assistance service members need in onder to make a sound decision when it comes to selecting a university or technical school. Service members who have served honorably usually transitions with either Montgomery Gl Bill, or Post 9/11 GI Bill. The author helps to identify concerns many service members are facing today by raising the question which schaol is right for the service member. The article is very insightful when it highlights not every school is beneficial for service members, some institutes can be scams, and others are not accredit ing the service member with no useful degree and no educational benefit. The ‘military has a mandatory program all service members must altend prior to transitioning, this program goes over these issues and many more overa two day process. The art helped me realize not educational institutes are equal, and not alla military friendly when it comes to service members ‘Trevor, H. (n.d). Vets go fram combat to campus, US Today. ‘The article speaks to all service members who stepped out of the uniform and into the classroom. The author has provided some insight into what service members across the nation are experiencing, and a vast majority feel as if they are starling over, which in some cases could be a good thing, and in other cases can be a long and strenuous rode. ‘The article identifies Veteran Success Center as a location on campus service members Annotated Bibliography based on the research question,“What effects does transitioning from the military have on service members?" can go for questions and more information to better assist in the transition to college life. ‘The article helped me to understand some struggles service members may be experiencing during their transition into higher education.