Increasing the efficiency of social services necessary for the reintegration of veterans is achieved through the optimization and digital transformation of relevant procedures. The article addresses the issue of information technology support for the reintegration of veterans into the community. Special attention is given to the analysis of existing information systems that facilitate veterans' adaptation to the social environment.
Purposes. The purpose of the article is to study the role and importance of management in the process of returning servicemen to full civilian life. The authors suggest that effective management of military reintegration programs, including a comprehensive approach to social, psychological, and economic support, will significantly increase their successful adaptation to civilian life and reduce the risk of negative consequences of war, such as PTSD, depression, and suicide.
The article examines the peculiarities of executing punishment in the form of arrest for military personnel, focusing on the legal, psychological, and organizational aspects that distinguish it from civilian forms of punishment. Arrest in the military system is a specific disciplinary measure designed to maintain order, discipline, and control within the armed forces.