us military and his co-editor along with richard fogarty of the book series studies in war society and the military she is currently co-editing a collection of managing sex in the us military and working on a new book titled drafting women, so i introduced to you. kara buick hi, good morning. thanks for coming. i really appreciate you being here. it s really an honor to be here at the fdr library. it s an amazing beautiful place and i m really happy to be here. i want to say a few words before i get started talking about the book about benjamin schmidt. i have a position at tcu that s named in memory of a former tcu student. who had a really good time at school, but might not have seen the interior of a classroom as often as he might have. that s the way as his mother said it to me. he had a really good time and after about a year and a half. he surprised his his parents and joined the marine corps. came home one day and told him he had joined the marine corps, and he went to
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good morning everybody i am jeff urban the education director. on behalf of the library i would like to welcome you to the 16th annual reading festival fdr planned for the library to become the premier research institution for setting the entire era. in this years groups. i would encourage you to become a roosevelt library member. and if you have not already please make time to see the fdr mighty endeavor. it is dedicated to the special relationship between fdr and churchill leading up. let me quickly go over the format. you will have as he s been here with us today. in order for us to capture the questions so they can be seen and heard we asked that if you have a question for the author that you please make your way to the microphone and begin the question there. you can purchase your books and have the authors assign them. at the top of the hour the processor s pizza itself. it is my pleasure to introduce this sessions author. the author of the girls next door. an officer c
she also edited the rutledge handbook on gender war and the u.s. military and is co-editor along with richard fogerty of the book series studies in war, society and the military. she is currently co-editing a book co-managing sex in the u.s. military and a new book titled drafting women, so i introduce you to you, kara vuic. hi, good morning. thanks for coming. i really appreciate you being here. it s an honor to be at the fdr library. it s an amazing, beautiful place. i m really happy to be here. i want to say a few words before i get started talking about the book about benjamin schmidt. i have a position at tcu that s named in memory of a former tcu student who had a really good time at school, but might not have seen the interior of a classroom as often as he might have. that s the way his mother said it to me. but he had a really good time. and after about a year and a half, he surprised his parents and joined the marine corps. came home one day and told them he jo
calls him back. he s talked to , and he wants to do it and nixon obviously talks around and says will good, because i ve been telling people to come to your church anyways. but, i think this kind of detail also i think makes it easier to imagine how we do it ourselves and i think that s the other reason for our kind of more detailed look at her and her life among other civil rights histories is that i think it gives us a different way forward. it is not my pleasure, to introduce this sessions author kara dixon vuic. she is the professor of war, conflict and society and 20th century at texas christian university. she is the author of the girls next door, bring her home front to the hot to the front lines. she s an officer, nurse, woman. the officer corps in vietnam. she is co-editor, of the book series, studies in war, society and the military. she is currently collating, and working on a new book titled. i introduced you kara dixon vuic. [applause]. the hello good morning