You Weren’t the Same: The Veteran Experience America Doesn’t Always See
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You Weren’t the Same: The Veteran Experience America Doesn’t Always See
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What happens when Veterans return home changed by their service, but the people around them do not fully understand what changed?
In this episode of Veteran Led, John S. Berry speaks with April Brown, Marine Corps Veteran, educator, and co-editor of Voices of America: Veterans and Military Families Tell Their Own Stories. April shares how conversations with student Veterans at Texas Christian University grew into a project preserving more than 100 firsthand stories from Veterans and military families.
The conversation spans military experiences from World War II through the post-9/11 era, revealing common themes of transition, identity, belonging, and the sacrifices made by spouses and children. April shares the powerful story of a Vietnam Veteran whose wife recognized changes in him that he could not see himself, and how hearing that story helped another Vietnam Veteran finally feel welcomed home.
April also explains why authentic Veteran stories should be preserved in the voices of the people who lived them and why listening to those experiences can help bridge the military-civilian divide.
Guest Links:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/april-brown-3626485/
Voices of America: https://tcupress.tcu.edu/9780875656731/
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