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X-WR-CALNAME:The REAL Women\, Veterans of Vietnam
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LOCATION:31255 Americana Parkway West\nSelbyville Delaware 19975
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SUMMARY:The REAL Women\, Veterans of Vietnam
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by author Kristin Hannah’s best-seller\, \"The Wome
 n\,\" a\nfictional account of Army nurse Frankie McGrath’s experiences i
 n\nwar-torn Vietnam\, journalist Nancy E. Lynch reads and discusses actual
 \ncorrespondence she received from REAL Delaware women in Vietnam.\nDelawa
 re military nurses wrote to Ms. Lynch’s award-winning\nnewspaper column\
 , Nancy’s Vietnam Mailbag\, a popular read from 1968\nto 1972 in The Mor
 ning News\, then a statewide paper. And a special\ncivilian\, “Donut Dol
 ly\,” visited her newspaper office in 1970 to\nshare her experiences.\n\
 nMs. Lynch included these women’s letters\, among the nearly 900 she\nre
 ceived from Delaware troops in Vietnam\, in her acclaimed book\,\n\"Vietna
 m Mailbag\, Voices From the War: 1968-1972.\" She has since\ngifted these 
 war letters to the Delaware Public Archives for their\npreservation.\n\nTh
 is event is free to attend and will take place at the Carl M.\nFreeman Fou
 ndation office\, located at the main entrance of the Bayside\ncommunity. C
 hairs will be provided.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Inspired by author Kristin Hannah&rsquo\;s 
 best-seller\,&nbsp\;&quot\;The Women\,&quot\; a fictional account of Army 
 nurse Frankie McGrath&rsquo\;s experiences in war-torn Vietnam\, journalis
 t Nancy E. Lynch reads and discusses actual correspondence she received fr
 om REAL Delaware women in Vietnam. Delaware military nurses wrote to Ms. L
 ynch&rsquo\;s award-winning newspaper column\, Nancy&rsquo\;s Vietnam Mail
 bag\, a popular read from 1968 to 1972 in The Morning News\, then a statew
 ide paper. And a special civilian\, &ldquo\;Donut Dolly\,&rdquo\; visited 
 her newspaper office in 1970 to share her experiences.</p>\n\n<p>Ms. Lynch
  included these women&rsquo\;s letters\, among the nearly 900 she received
  from Delaware troops in Vietnam\, in her acclaimed book\, &quot\;Vietnam 
 Mailbag\, Voices From the War: 1968-1972.&quot\; She has since gifted thes
 e war letters to the Delaware Public Archives for their preservation.</p>\
 n\n<p>This event is free to attend and will take place at the Carl M. Free
 man Foundation office\, located at the main entrance of the Bayside commun
 ity. Chairs will be provided.</p>
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