Deployment Risk and Resilience Inventory-2 (DRRI-2)

Vogt, D., Smith, B. N., King, D. W., & King, L. A. (2012)

The Deployment Risk and Resiliency Inventory-2 (DRRI-2) is a suite of 17 individual scales that assess key deployment-related risk and resilience factors with demonstrated implications for Veterans' long-term health. For more information, read the DRRI history and development. The DRRI-2 can also be used clinically. The DRRI-2 includes the following scales:

Predeployment Factors

• Prior Stressors
• Childhood Family Functioning

Deployment Factors

• Difficult Living and Working Environment
• Combat Experiences
• Aftermath of Battle
• Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Exposures
• Perceived Threat
• Preparedness
• Deployment Support from Family and Friends
• Unit Social Support
• General Harassment
• Sexual Harassment
• Concerns about Life and Family Disruptions
• Family Stressors

Postdeployment Factors

• Postdeployment Stressors
• Postdeployment Social Support
• Postdeployment Family Functioning

To Obtain Scale

This measure was created by staff at the VA National Center for PTSD. To obtain this scale complete the online request form.

VA Providers: Download the DRRI-2 from the Intranet.

**This is a second version of the DRRI. To request the original DRRI, please contact Dr. Dawne Vogt.