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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A historical account of women at West Point, detailing fifty years of service, challenges, and contributions within the U.S. Military Academy.

About This Book

This book explores the integration and contributions of women at the United States Military Academy at West Point.

It covers fifty years of evolving policies, challenges, and achievements within the academy.

The narrative highlights the broader context of service, duty, and country as experienced by female cadets and graduates.

Readers gain insight into institutional change and the ongoing legacy of women in the U.S. armed forces.

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