War

1. - High respect; esteem, something many felt when going to war.
5. - Term for being selected for military service without volunteering.
7. - Psychological damage incurred from experiences in battle.
9. - Non-military members of society, often unprepared for the realities of returning soldiers.
10. - Government tool used to promote war and shape public perception.
12. - A severe mental health issue exacerbated by war conditions.
17. - Early term for what would now be recognized as a form of PTSD.
18. - Recollections that could trigger PTSD symptoms in soldiers.

2. - Sounds that could trigger PTSD symptoms in veterans.
3. - Term for soldiers who have returned from active duty.
4. - Personal writings that could provide insight into soldiers' experiences and feelings.
5. - The feeling of disappointment arising from the discovery that something is not as good as one believed it to be.
6. - Long, narrow ditches that were characteristic of WWI warfare.
8. - Patriotic feeling that was a significant driver of war participation.
11. - Intense dislike or ill will, often fostered between combatant sides.
13. - Opposing nations or forces in war.
14. - Disorder many soldiers faced after returning from war, causing them to relive traumatic events.
15. - The process of overcoming the effects of war psychologically and physically.
16. - Friendly forces or countries united in war.
17. - Those who returned from combat alive.