This four-part series on Women Veterans covers: Who We Are, Then and Now, Our Unique Service, and Becoming Civilians. This series explores the history, triumphs, and unique challenges of women in uniform throughout history while highlighting the valuable service of the fastest-growing group of Veterans. Women Veterans serve as the subject matter experts and narrators for this series.
This series provides an in-depth exploration of military service and culture, covering topics such as the commitment required to serve, the values that guide military culture, the diversity and inclusivity within the military, and the challenges service members and their families face during and after their service. This series features personal stories and interviews with service members, as well as insights into the benefits of military service and the invaluable soft skills that it provides.
Who We Are
Women make up the fastest growing group within the Veteran population, yet say they often feel invisible.
Then & Now
Women have served in the military since the Revolutionary War and in 1993 were officially able to serve in combat positions.
