Lynne M. Webb

3. Communication of Military Couples During Deployment: Topic Avoidance and Relational Uncertainty

14. Examining the Content of Milblogs and Their Influence on Public Support for War

11. Reluctant Conquests: Media Events and the End of the Iraq War

1. Research at the Intersections of the Military and Communication: A Preview and Review

17. Riding an American Nightmare: Generals Moseley and MacArthur, Men on Horseback

5. Spirituality, Social Support, and the Communicative Role of the Chaplain in Veteran Populations

10. The “Experiment” of the Tuskegee Airmen as Reported in Two Competing African-American Newspapers, 1940–1944

18. Freedom From Fat Is Freedom to Fight: A Foucauldian Reading of Mission: Readiness’ Rhetoric

12. Nationalism and Soldiers’ Health: Media Framing of Soldiers’ Returns From Deployments

13. Honoring the Dead, Supporting the War: Media Eulogies and the Possibilities of Patriotic Discourse