Abstract
This article reviews the role of positive psychology–based research and application in advancing the science and practice of Military Psychology. The role of positive psychology in military training, clinical application, and enhancing the welfare and well-being of military spouses and children is reviewed. Early research suggests that positive psychology–derived constructs may offer substantial advances across the spectrum of Military Psychology.
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