“…All articles included populations with experience with military service either directly through their personal service or indirectly as professionals working with military personnel. Articles with quantitative procedures ( n = 17), including psychometric analyses, collected data from U.S. veteran populations (i.e., Braitman et al., 2018; Currier, Foster, & Isaak, 2019; Currier, Holland, Drescher, & Foy, 2015; Currier et al., 2018; Forkus, Breines, & Weiss, 2019; Frankfurt et al., 2018; Lancaster & Harris, 2018; Richardson et al., 2019; Smigelsky, Mallot, Veazey Morris, Berlin, & Neimeyer, 2019), both veterans and active duty personnel (i.e., Battles et al., 2018; C. Bryan et al., 2016; Koenig et al., 2018a, 2018b; Litz et al., 2018), active duty Marines (i.e., Nash et al., 2013), or members of the National Guard/Reserves (i.e., C. Bryan, Bryan, Roberge, Leifker, & Rozek, 2018). Additionally, Battaglia et al.…”