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Women in War

An estimated 265,000 military women served their country during the Vietnam War.

Aired 01/04/2018

LZ Kansas City: Stories and Impact of the Vietnam War

Women in War

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An estimated 265,000 military women served their country during the Vietnam War.

Among the estimated 265,000 women who served their country during the Vietnam War was Lou Eisenbrandt, who joined the Army Nurse Corp and served as a nurse in Vietnam. Belton, Missouri, native Patricia Porter also felt called to serve and after enlisting in the Army in 1965 was stationed stateside as an operating room specialist. Rose Bell enlisted in the Army and and served at Camp Zama, Japan.

Aired 01/04/2018

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LZ Kansas City: Stories and Impact of the Vietnam War is a local public television program presented by Kansas City PBS

Women in War

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An estimated 265,000 military women served their country during the Vietnam War. (7m 37s)

The Fight for Peace

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Marches and protests against the Vietnam War began as early as 1965 in the KC region. (9m 40s)

Sacrifice & Reflection

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KC memorials for those who were killed in Vietnam were not completed until the mid-1980s. (10m 55s)

Our Place in the War

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Local historians and veterans share insights on Kansas City's place in the war. (6m 10s)

From Soldier to Scholar

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Dr. James Willbanks shares what it’s like to teach a war he experienced first hand. (2m 52s)

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