论战斗
On Combat
Dave Grossman、Loren W. Christensen · 初版 2004 年
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On Combat探讨了人体在生死交锋的极限压力下所经历的生理变化——对神经系统、心脏、呼吸、视听觉感知及记忆的影响——随后讨论了战士为防止这些功能衰退而可采取的预防措施相关的新研究成果，以助其保持战斗力、生存并夺取胜利。书中简明而深刻地回顾了历史，展现了战斗的演变、使人类能够杀害同类的身心杠杆的发展，接着对美国的家庭暴力进行了客观审视。作者揭示了……
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我还得加上 Grossman 的《On Killing》的姊妹篇《On Combat》。[0] [0] http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0964920549/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_d...
I'd also have to add the companion to Grossman's book "On Killing," "On Combat." [0] [0] http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0964920549/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_d...
……经历”似乎更多是在转述他朋友们的经历，而不是他个人的真实想法和感受。关于战斗人员，我看过最出色的分析来自 Grossman 中校（LCol. Grossman）的著作。《On Combat》和《On Killing》都是极度优秀的作品，里面说的基本上跟这里的 W 完全相反。
…experiences" seemed to be more about relating the experiences of his friends than his own personal thoughts and feelings. The best analysis I've seen about the combatant are the works of LCol. Grossman. On Combat and On Killing are outstanding pieces of work that say pretty much the exact opposite of W here.