Author (year), Country

Study design

Service member population

Research participants

N (Defence; Con), % Female

Participant age

Range, Mean (SD), Racial Identification (%)

Comparison group details

Attrition (%)

Cigrang et al. (2021) , USA

Baseline data from longitudinal study sub-sample (Quan)

AD enlisted Air Force service members

Airmen, Married or in committed relationship > 6 months, early-career AD (not Guard or Reserve)

373 (373; 0), 32.7% (122)

18 - 40 years, 24.3 (NR)

White (76.0), Black (13.1), Asian (5.7), Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (3.3), American Indian/Alaska Native (2.7), Hispanic (2.2)

Comparisons are drawn from Nationally representative USA community samples

N/A

Salivar et al. (2020) , USA

Pre-post intervention baseline data (Quan)

AD (deployed/ non-deployed), Reserves, National Guard

Low-income military couples (relative to the federal poverty line); 1 or both partners were AD or veterans

742 couples (90; 652)

Military: 34.33 (9.01); Civilian: 33.03 (8.42);

White: 58% civilian, 65% MF; African American: 28% both groups; Hispanic/Latino: 12% civilian, 7% MF

Civilian couples

NR re relevant variables

McCarroll et al. (2010) , USA

Cross-sectional (Quan)*

Officers, enlisted soldiers

Deployed and non-deployed married AD US Army men and women

26,835 (26,835, 0), 4.9% (1315)

NR

White (62.6), Nonwhite (37.4)

N/A

10,679 (28.5)

McLeland et al. (2008) , USA

Cross-sectional (Quan)

Reserve Component, Army Reserve, Navy Reserve, Marine Corps Reserve

Male civilians, Reserve Component personnel and AD Army personnel

Civilian and Reserve Component sample: 46 (23; 23), 0%

AD sample: 74 (74; 0), 0%

Civilian and Reserve Component Sample: 18 - 50+, NR

AD: 20 - 48, 30.7 (6.9)

Euro-American (73.0), African American (8.1), Hispanic (10.8), Native American (4.1): NR (4.1)

Civilian men married or in a current exclusive relationship > 12 months

0

Pye & Simpson (2017) , UK

Cross-sectional (Quan)

Armoured Corps

British MFs of regular service personnel from the Royal Armoured Corps

112 (78; 34), N/A

NMF, 33.4 (6.7); PrDF, 33.3 (4.5); CDF, 30.2 (3.2); PDF, 31.6 (4.6)

Ethnicity/Race NR

NMFs (maternal and child measures)

NR

Tupper et al. (2018) , Canada

Cross-sectional (Quan)

Army, Air force, Navy

Military-connected child-mother dyads (in which military partner was 1) deployed, 2) away but not deployed, 3) or working from home unit)

68 dyads; Children: 52% (34); At-home Parent: 100%

Child: 1-6 yrs, 45.21 mnths (17.51)

Parent: NR

Community norms

NR

Tupper et al. (2020) ,

Canada

Cross-sectional (Quan)

Army, Air force, Navy

Canadian military families (one parent a member of the Canadian Armed Forces)

85 (51, 34); Child: 49% (42); At home Parent: 100%

Child Total: 3 - 6 yrs; 49.82 mnths (12.76); Child Military: 51.96 (14.73); Child Con: 46.62 (8.24); Parent: NR

Canadian NMFs with similar characteristics to military families (i.e., child age, child gender, language spoken at home)

NR