I pondered a bit before offering this video, but I have been contacted by a number of people (particularly teachers) who are looking for it.  However, fair warning, many of the women veterans I know do not think this is at all accurate.  I invite you read the reviews at Amazon and to leave your own review  See also "Citizen Jane: China Beach, the Vietnam Women’s Memorial, and U.S. Popular Memory" by Kim Heikkila,

Prints by Lou Sorrin, ANC RVN

Purchase "The Nurse" or "Buddies."  The originals are in the National Vietnam War Art Museum in Chicago, but you can purchase copies for $32.50.

Books about Incountry Women

Videos about Incountry Women

Support Women Veterans Organization Inc.

The dog tags say "Served with Honor"

High quality material that does not shrink hardly at all. They come in L-XL-2X-3X at $18 each, which includes shipping and handling. (Sorry no Mediums)

Hats are $18 each, which includes shipping and handling

There is also a hat with a red band, not pictured.

Checks need to be made out to: Linda D. Watson
Order from: 
LINDA D. WATSON,
3810 WEST KENNEDY 
TAMPA, FLORIDA 33609 
E-mail - FLWACVET@AOL.COM

Money raised goes to support the
 Homeless Women Veteran's Program.

© 1999 Bobbie Keith

Order knit shirts & tee-shirts with this design.  May be personalized with the Military Vietnam or the Civilian Vietnam service medals at your request.

VWMP Marketplace

Glass Plaque of the Vietnam Women's Memorial

Celebration of Patriotism and Courage

Vietnam Women's Memorial Statue Replica

VWMP Dedication Video

and other items.

OFFERED BY THE VVA:

#1062 My Grandma is a  Vietnam Veteran

#1254 Vietnam Womens Memorial

#0968 They also Served

#0972 With Vietnam Womens Memorial

A Legacy of Healing and Hope

Dog tags

              Small Enamel Pins, etc.  ($3.95 ea.)

15128 My Mother Served

This says "Nurse" at the top, "Army, Navy and Air Force around the edge.

15321 Vietnam Nurses

15206 Vietnam Veteran

14755 Vietnam Service Ribbon

64   65  66  67  68  70  71 72  73  74  75

Pins with this script for:
An Loc, An Khe, Ban Me Thuot, Bear Cat, Ben Het, Bien Hoa, Bien Thuy, Bong Son, Camp Carroll, Camp Eagle, Camp Evans, Cam Rahn Bay, Can Tho, Cat Lo, China Beach, Con Thien, Cu Chi, Chu Lai, Dai Do, Dak To, Dalat, Da Nang, Dau Tieng, Dong Ha, Dong Tam, Duc Co, Duc Lap, Duc Pho, Ga Mau, Hoi An, Hue,Iron Triangle, Lai Khe, Long Binh, Marble Mountain, My Tho, Nha Trang, Phan Rang, Phu Bai, Phu Cat, Phu Loi, Pleiku, Quang Tri, Qui Nhon, Saigon, Tan Son Nhut, Tay Ninh, Vung Tau
and other garden spots not listed here.

etc  . . .



Assorted Stylish Headgear

Vietnam Veteran Ribbon Ball Cap & Vietnam Veteran Dragon Ball Cap

Bumper Stickers 3" x 7" ($2.95 ea.) OR Window Stickers 2" x 3" ($1.95 ea.)

146 Women Served Bravely

144 Service Ribbon

156 Vietnam Veteran

Quiet Pride Ring

Black Aluminum POW/MIA/KIA Bracelet 
You can request any name.   Here are some women whose names you might want to remember this way.

CD by Marge Wheeler 

Order at http://www.villagebooks-mtshasta.com/fourmarches.html

Performed by the Suvorov Military Band, St. Petersburg, Russia

Marge Wheeler was a nurse in Vietnam.

These marches were inspired by Marge's love of march music, memories of performing marches in school orshestras and bands, and by her experience as a former U.S. Army Nurse. Three of the marches have fanfares, but were nonetheless written for marching. The marches are presented on the CD in their order of composition.

The March for the Desert Medics
was written at the time of Operation Desert Storm to inspire the Army medical personnel who were sent to the Gulf. This March was Marge's first composition. It was played as part of the 90th birthday celebration for the U.S. Army Nurse Corps in Washington, D.C. at the request of General Clara Adams-Ender, then the Chief of the Army Nurse Corps.

The General Adams-Ender March
was inspired by the military career of a distinguished Afro-American nurse and soldier. It is meant to be majestic and processional. General Adams-Ender retired after serving as Commanding General in Fort Belvoir, Virginia. She is currently finishing her book "My Rise to the Stars", and was pleased to learn that her march would be part of this CD.

The Proud to Care
was inspired by memories of the Army Nurse Corps. The title is the motto of the Army Nurse Corps and the moving and motivational lines reflect the high esteem in which Army Nurses are held by American soldiers.

The Presido March
was written when the Presidio of San Francisco was still a U.S. Army base. The Presidio, which is located on San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean, has a grand parade ground for ceremonies. The sounds of San Francisco and military life are integrated into the composition. The sound of a foghorn can be heard in the fanfare. A variation of "Taps", the bugle call used to signal the end of the day in Army life, is part of the fanfare and middle section.

Vietnam Blues - Combat Tested Blues... For Peace [CD] - Sarge Lintecum

  Ballads of the Green Berets [CD]
SSgt Barry Sadler

Yes, Ballads is plural.  Includes "Salute to the Nurses." (listen)