Reply to "Data on ACEs among law enforcement and military personnel"

Marcia HallMember

Re Veterans: The research literature is rich with data on "pre-military" (prior to 18) rates of child abuse etc. not the exact ACE categories but good data. The military used to screen everyone entering for prior abuse...it always hovered around 50% both male and female. I am also attaching a peer-reviewed article I did that includes data on women Veterans and multiple categories of abuse. This is dated (2005) but there is some literature out there on these topics.

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10/31/1911:11 AM

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