Generational military damage refers to the cumulative psychological, physical, and social harm passed down through families affected by combat. It manifests as inherited trauma, disrupted parenting, and systemic inequality. Used by researchers and policymakers, it highlights long-term societal costs. Veterans’ support groups, mental health professionals, and affected communities benefit most, using this lens to secure funding and targeted care.
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