Vellenga B A, Christenson J
Perspect Psychiatr Care. 1995 Oct-Dec;31(4):5-8. doi: 10.1111/j.1744-6163.1995.tb00480.x.
How Operation Desert Storm, and the positive response of the public to this crisis, seemed to stimulate and heighten unresolved feelings for many Vietnam veterans.
To show that understanding the lived experiences of Vietnam veterans, at time when men and women returning from Operation Desert Storm were welcomed back by their country, would allow for the development of more effective treatment approaches in working with Vietnam veterans.
Personal interviews, during and immediately following Operation Desert Storm, with 12 men who served in Vietnam.
Themes identified and described by Vietnam veterans included repressed fear, shame, isolation and loneliness, disillusionment, permanence of memories, and acceptance.
Further exploration and analysis of these themes is recommended.
“沙漠风暴行动”以及公众对这场危机的积极反应，似乎如何激发并加剧了许多越南退伍军人未解决的情感问题。
表明在从“沙漠风暴行动”归来的男女受到国家欢迎之时，了解越南退伍军人的实际经历，将有助于开发更有效的治疗方法来帮助越南退伍军人。
在“沙漠风暴行动”期间及行动刚结束后，对12名曾在越南服役的男性进行个人访谈。
越南退伍军人确定并描述的主题包括压抑的恐惧、羞耻感、孤立与孤独、幻想破灭、记忆的持久性以及接受。
建议对这些主题进行进一步的探索和分析。
