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Definition of battle fatigue in English: battle fatiguenoun another term for combat fatigue Example sentencesExamples - Over 15,500 have been seriously injured and it is estimated that over 50,000 will suffer from battle fatigue.
- Call it battle fatigue, combat trauma, or the stress of being the hunted instead of being the hunter in a hostile terrain.
- A case in point was the famous episode in which Gen. George Patton slapped a soldier suffering from battle fatigue.
- There is undoubtedly widespread weariness and battle fatigue among troops in units like the Third Infantry.
- Exhaustion and battle fatigue is no match for the piercing sound of an arriving local.
- A manual in 1960 urged people to understand that breakdowns were no more manageable than shell shock or battle fatigue.
- I think one of the key factors really, which explains why they succeeded this time around was in fact that the GAM forces were experiencing quite a degree of battle fatigue.
- The reasons for the few battle fatigue casualties included the sporadic nature of fighting and our air and artillery superiority.
- PTSD, once referred to as shell shock or battle fatigue, was first brought to public attention by war veterans, but it can result from any number of traumatic incidents.
- They were recognized in the Civil War; in World War I it was called shell shock; in World War II, battle fatigue.
- But Pyle was obsessed by the stories he could not tell, especially when the censor quashed his column on battle fatigue.
- And the second world war came along and the very same combat condition was called battle fatigue.
- In August 1943, while commanding the Seventh Army, Patton encountered two privates suffering from battle fatigue.
- This is the book we need to understand it, to struggle through the battle fatigue and to keep going.
- He stopped himself, disturbed at how battle fatigue seemed to be affecting him.
- He remembers a soldier doing ‘something heavenly’ and putting an arm round him, but otherwise the Army was unsympathetic to battle fatigue.
- Burnout, a disabling exhaustion similar to battle fatigue, is associated with prolonged working hours under stressful conditions.
- I remember another German soldier who came in like jelly and just collapsed on the floor with battle fatigue.
- The proponents lobbied hard for veterans to receive specialised medical care under the new diagnosis, which became the successor to the older diagnoses of battle fatigue and war neurosis.
- The pilots in the briefing theater stood hastily, all battle fatigue now gone.
Definition of battle fatigue in US English: battle fatiguenounˈbadl fəˈtēɡˈbædl fəˈtiɡ another term for shell shock Example sentencesExamples - He remembers a soldier doing ‘something heavenly’ and putting an arm round him, but otherwise the Army was unsympathetic to battle fatigue.
- There is undoubtedly widespread weariness and battle fatigue among troops in units like the Third Infantry.
- Call it battle fatigue, combat trauma, or the stress of being the hunted instead of being the hunter in a hostile terrain.
- The pilots in the briefing theater stood hastily, all battle fatigue now gone.
- Exhaustion and battle fatigue is no match for the piercing sound of an arriving local.
- Over 15,500 have been seriously injured and it is estimated that over 50,000 will suffer from battle fatigue.
- In August 1943, while commanding the Seventh Army, Patton encountered two privates suffering from battle fatigue.
- PTSD, once referred to as shell shock or battle fatigue, was first brought to public attention by war veterans, but it can result from any number of traumatic incidents.
- But Pyle was obsessed by the stories he could not tell, especially when the censor quashed his column on battle fatigue.
- He stopped himself, disturbed at how battle fatigue seemed to be affecting him.
- And the second world war came along and the very same combat condition was called battle fatigue.
- A manual in 1960 urged people to understand that breakdowns were no more manageable than shell shock or battle fatigue.
- This is the book we need to understand it, to struggle through the battle fatigue and to keep going.
- I remember another German soldier who came in like jelly and just collapsed on the floor with battle fatigue.
- A case in point was the famous episode in which Gen. George Patton slapped a soldier suffering from battle fatigue.
- They were recognized in the Civil War; in World War I it was called shell shock; in World War II, battle fatigue.
- The proponents lobbied hard for veterans to receive specialised medical care under the new diagnosis, which became the successor to the older diagnoses of battle fatigue and war neurosis.
- Burnout, a disabling exhaustion similar to battle fatigue, is associated with prolonged working hours under stressful conditions.
- The reasons for the few battle fatigue casualties included the sporadic nature of fighting and our air and artillery superiority.
- I think one of the key factors really, which explains why they succeeded this time around was in fact that the GAM forces were experiencing quite a degree of battle fatigue.
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