In her new book “Warrior Nurse: PTSD and Healing,” Blum lays out the experience before her readers. At 26 years of age, the ...

The Vietnam War was not the United States' bloodiest or most costly conflict, but its effects were deep and long-lasting. Its unpopularity polarized the country; its cost made it difficult to ...

EZ: Has writing the book connected you to the larger community of nurses from the war? KH: Yes. In fact, last month was the 30th anniversary of the Vietnam Women’s Memorial, and Diane invited me ...

Company members Ray Baird and David Allen White will share their own stories. Baird talks about the fear that haunted him ...

PTSD and Healing, will be the featured speaker during the next Edmonds Author/Speaker Series event at the Edmonds Waterfront ...

Vietnam had been a French colony close colonyA country, state or territory ruled over by another country, state or territory. before it was occupied by the Japanese during World War Two.

In “ Vietnam: The War That Changed America,” a six-part ... So they kept their focus squarely on the folks on the ground, from soldiers to nurses to Vietnamese civilians.

More than forty years after its conclusion, the Vietnam War is a persistent wound on the American psyche. It is a war that divided families and communities, and sparked massive protests on college ...

“You may be anti-war when you’re ... the front lines as combat nurses, with a talk from 4th District Court of Appeals’ Associate Justice Eileen C. Moore, a Vietnam veteran.

The Helena City Commission honored a Vietnam War veteran nurse and Presidential ... He also remembers the nurses fighting to keep them alive. “It’s like visiting a cemetery,” he said.