The Girls Come Marching Home- Iraq War Veterans

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Female veteran's of the war in Iraq speak about soldiers dying on their watch, dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and the difficulties of returning home. In this episode of The Massachusetts School of Law's Educational Forum, Professor of law Diane Sullivan interviews Kirsten Holmstedt on her book, The Girls Come Marching Home: Stories of Women Warriors Returning From The War In Iraq.
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[tdavis22]

Thank you for the book and for this interview. Band of Sisters not only speaks about my story in Iraq and back her at home, but many of my other female battle buddies. It feels good and reassuring to know that me and my story is not forgotten

[MSLawdotedu]

We are honored to help tell this story. Thank you so much tdavis22 for your service.

[voiceforveterans]

I would like to read that book, too! Who would magine behind the curves the long blonde hair and pretty charming face lies a brave and compassionate soldier.

[USSRangel85]

Сourageous Women - may God bless them!