WOMEN AT WEST POINT: FIFTY YEARS OF DUTY, HONOR and COUNTRY (US SERVICE ACADEMIES)
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WOMEN AT WEST POINT: FIFTY YEARS OF DUTY, HONOR and COUNTRY (US SERVICE ACADEMIES)

by Scott Baron

Military Biography Women's History
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WOMEN AT WEST POINT explores fifty years of women’s place within the United States Military Academy. Framed by the enduring ideals of duty, honor, and country, this focused work offers a historical perspective for readers interested in military service, women’s history, and the legacy of West Point.

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WOMEN AT WEST POINT examines fifty years of women’s experience at the United States Military Academy.

Centered on the ideals of duty, honor, and country, the book presents women’s connection to one of America’s prominent service academies.

It offers a historical and service-focused perspective on women at West Point.

Readers interested in military history, women’s history, and U.S. service academies will find a focused subject in these pages.

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