In the Gulf War (July 2, 1990 to April 6, 1991), women accounted for 35,000 of the 540,000 U.S. troops. Although they were not assigned to combat by law, these women ferried fuel, food and troops into combat areas. Two women were taken prisoner, and 11 died.
NEOCON -
Sometimes to find the truth you need to read between the lines. I KNOW WHERE I WAS, NEOCON, AND WHAT I DID -
I crossed those lines; I'm no better or no worse than any other Veteran who served their country - I just didn't get any 'credit', along with thousands of American military women. This isn't about a pissing contest, it is about facts, and I hope that you listen to reason and facts before making any intelligent decisions.
lorraine
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON VETERAN AFFAIRS:
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