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Research in Human Development Volume 9, 2012 - Issue 3: Military Service in the Life Course: Implications for Later-Life Health and Well-Being
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Men's Appraisals of Their Military Experiences in World War II: A 40-Year Perspective

Richard A. Settersten Jr. Oregon State UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]
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Jack K. Day Oregon State University
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Glen H. Elder Jr. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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Robert J. Waldinger Harvard Medical School
Pages 248-271 | Published online: 16 Aug 2012

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