Kann der ewige Umgang mit Waffen usw auch in Friedenszeiten eine posttraumatische Belastungsstörung auslösen?
weil der Familienmensch eigentlich für die ewige Konfrontation mit Waffen und deren Sinn, Ziel und Zweck nicht geschaffen ist – außer bei höheren Rängen, denn diese Stabsränge werden kaum im Graben liegen oder sind auch nicht im Umgang mit Panzern zB geschult – kann “PTBS” Soldaten auch in Friedenszeiten, in Kasernen zB, eine traumatische Belastungsstörung treffen und in den vorzeitigen Ruhestand angezeigt erscheinen lassen?
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then all sportsmen and policemen would suffer from PTBS
one is looking for his own job and if the chosen profession is an increased risk potential, one already knows that before the start of the service
whatever this comment should be, do you really mean, frigates, submarines or combat jets are only guided by low ranks?
Not unlikely
very unlikely
you can also be physically or mentally injured in the fatherland. Spiders are everywhere
Why shouldn’t they be able to?
the amount of the allowance depends on the degree of risk
many in my environment were in several foreign operations, no one has PTBS.
No trauma.
Anyone who is “traumatized” only in the thought of war is in the place of the military.
Apart from that, I find that the terms are traumatized, or trauma is currently used in society to be inflationary. My daughter zb already thinks she’s traumatized because her free woman was not sitting next to her on the bus…
No, I think that’s a fucking bullshit.
This is excluded. Those who are so hypersensible would be noticed during the patterning and sorted out as not capable of defence.
No, it’s missing from the traumatic event.
Anyone who gets PTSD from the handling of a weapon obviously gets problems before.