Military Psychology, as the official publication of the 19th branch of the American Psychological Association (Military Psychology Society), has been committed to promoting scientific development in the field of military psychology since its establishment. It provides a valuable academic exchange platform for researchers and practitioners in military psychology by regularly publishing high-quality research papers and review articles. This magazine covers multiple key areas of military psychology, including clinical and health psychology, training and human factors, human and personnel management, social and organizational systems, and testing and measurement. By publishing cutting-edge research results in these fields, the journal not only promotes the in-depth development of academic research, but also provides scientific basis and guidance suggestions for military practice.

In addition to regular research papers, the journal also pays special attention to hot topics and challenges in military psychology, and reports on the latest research progress in related fields through special issues. These special issues not only provide researchers with opportunities for thematic discussions, but also provide important reference materials for policy makers and military decision-makers. The magazine always adheres to strict peer review standards to ensure that the published content has high academic value and practical significance. Its publication not only promotes academic progress in military psychology, but also makes important contributions to talent cultivation and professional development in the military field.