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Texas Women in World War II

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In this unique work, author Cindy Weigand chronicles the personal experiences of various female veterans during World War II. Now residing in Texas, these courageous women tell their individual stories, describing such experiences as enduring troop train rides and physical exams. They share personal hardships such as the loss of loved ones and the difficulty of recovery, both emotionally and physically, from the rigors and demands of war. In a time when women were easily brushed aside and ignored, Weigand focuses on the strength of these extraordinary Americans determined to serve their country.

279 pages, ebook

First published January 1, 2003

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Cindy Weigan

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July 16, 2015
This was my summer, read beside the pool book. I loved the individual stories and found a new respect for these courageous women! Then I discovered one of the ladies in the book was the great aunt of my friend Linda. That was a nice touch. These are great short stories for someone who does not have a lot of time to read.
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