I think the point there is that we have to have a complete mental health system that doesn't exclusively focus on operations-related mental injuries because the bulk, from a volume quantitative perspective, of our burden are the illnesses resulting from the same stresses that affect the general population. So we have a lot of PTSD, for example, from childhood trauma or car accidents or sexual abuse or sexual assault. So we have to be ready for all of that.
There are some subtle differences in the form of presentation of people who have suffered combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder, for example, or resulting from other traumatic exposures. But in general the signs and symptomatology are the same, and the same kind of diagnostic criteria apply. The treatment is generally roughly the same but tailored to the previous trauma.