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Stories

First-person stories and profiles of women who served.

Women veterans on an all-female Honor Flight visit Arlington National Cemetery
Photo: U.S. Army photo by Elizabeth Fraser / Arlington National Cemetery

We want to hear from you

We are looking for the stories of women who served: what you did, what it asked of you, and what you carry with you now.

  • We interview. You can write it yourself, or we can talk with you.
  • Nothing is posted without your written OK and a review by our editor.
  • You choose how your name is used: full name, first name only, or anonymous.

Our own stories are still being gathered. Until they are ready, you can read stories and profiles of women veterans on VA.gov.

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