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Figures & data

Table 1. Trends in the number of issues, pages and items published in military psychology 1989–1990

Year	Volume	Issues	Pages	Items	Special Issue Topics, Volume (Issue)
1989	1	4	257	17
1990	2	4	264	18
1991	3	4	267	18	3 (4) Military service and the life course perspective
1992	4	4	287	16
1993	5	4	249	15
1994	6	4	253	14
1995	7	4	276	18	7 (2) Teams in the Military
1996	8	4	324	21	8 (3) Military Job Analysis
1997	9	4	415	22	9 (4) Chemical protective clothing and military performance
1998	10	4	274	16
1999	11	4	432	22	11 (1) Military cohesion 11 (3) Sexual harassment in the military
2000	12	4	291	16
2001	13	4	241	16
2002	14	4	338	20
2003	15	4	322	20	15 (1) Training evaluation 15 (3) Organizational commitment in the military
2004	16	4	276	16
2005	17	4	324	19	17 (3) OPTEMPO and soldier and family readiness
2006	18	5	320	30	18 (4) Operational psychology practice 18 (S1) Operational psychology training
2007	19	4	299	19
2008	20	5	468	29	20 (1) Clinical military psychology ethics 20 (S1) Sports, learning and performance in the military
2009	21	6	551	52	21 (S1) Sustaining soldier high OPTEMPO performance
2010	22	5	542	40	22 (S1) Leading in dangerous contexts
2011	23	6	699	42	23 (1) Substance abuse and mental health treatment 23 (5) Military leadership
2012	24	6	642	38	24 (2) Trends in adaptive training in the military 24 (6) Special section on suicide prevention
2013	25	6	622	52	25 (3) Simulation and training in the military
2014	26	6	433	33	26 (3) Developments in military enlistment testing 26 (4) Military officer performance
2015	27	6	390	38
2016	28	6	505	42
2017	29	6	622	44
2018	30	6	608	55	30 (3) Sexual harassment and sexual assault
2019	31	6	523	49
2020	32	6	449	49

Figure 1. Annual page counts for military psychology 1989–2020

Figure 2. Proportion of articles published with international collaborators in military psychology 1999–2018

Figure 3. Clarivate analytics 2-year and 5-year SSCI impact factor ratings for military psychology 1997–2019

Figure 4. Two-year SCI journal impact factor ratings for military psychology 2000–2019

Table 2. Military psychology revenues and payments for 1990–2019

Year	Revenue	Payments^a
1990	$17,868	$0
1991	$21,649	$0
1992	$25,956	$0
1993	$32,160	$0
1994	$32,983	$0
1995	$37,794	$2,429
1996	$40,491	$5,694
1997	$47,773	$7,833
1998	$45,371	$5,631
1999	$56,069	$8,482
2000	$54,989	$7,752
2001	$59,029	$9,874
2003	$63,536	$11,870
2004	$66,468	$11,509
2005	$77,102	$14,579
2006	$80,658	$16,439
2007	$114,603	$13,021
2008	$118,723	$63,425
2009	$164,556	$84,430
2010	$169,194	$86,517
2011	$191,326	$98,597
2012	$183,314	$97,218
2013	$102,748.73	$65,215.34
2014	$204,193.87	$65,000
2015	$192,744.78	$65,000
2016	$191,289.66	$65,000
2017	$192,203.55	$65,000
2018	$140,326.00	$71,130.40
2019	$156,389.00	$62,535

^aIncome received after costs are taken from net revenues.