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The Women Who Left No Man Behind

Season 8

Sarah and Beth interview Taylor Kiland about her book Unwavering and the wives of Vietnam POWs and their advocacy to leave no man behind.


TOPICS DISCUSSED

  • America’s involvement in the Vietnam War
  • Unwavering: The Wives Who Fought to Ensure that No Man is Left Behind with Taylor Baldwin Kiland
  • Outside of Politics: Healthy Patriotism


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