Practicing Military Anthropology: Beyond Expectations and Traditional Boundaries Paperback – November 1, 2012

American Anthropology Association (AAA) was against anthropologists' involvement in military conflicts. This is a first hand account by authors who chose to become "military anthropologists" despite the overwhelming peer pressure to do otherwise. Nothing in this book will shock the reader, but it does present six narratives on the difficulties in being dedicated anthropologists who are also patriots. Dr. Biff Baker

Excellent survey of opportunities and what it means to those involved in practicing military anthropology. This is not something an anthropologist takes on lightly,nor should it be. When the decision is made, it comes from much intellectual and personal thought and experience.