SoldierGirl
Brenda M. BoyleAll things military by someone who has been an Army Brat, an active-duty Army officer, and a scholar of military culture
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Posting #63: The story of the US being a country of immigrants
The story: We Americans are told a story that the United States is a country of immigrants. We tout Ellis Island as the “Gateway to America,” point to the Statue of Liberty as an icon of welcome, and proudly trace our lineage to that entryw...
Posting #62: The Story of the National Guard
The story: We Americans learn that our National Guard (NG) are meant to react during crises—like hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and tornados—to relieve civilian Americans of the need to do it themselves. We also learn that the Guard answers...
Posting #61: The Story of the Iran War
The story: We Americans were told a story by the Commander-in-Chief (CINC), President Trump, that on June 21, 2025, with unilateral American military attacks, Iran’s nuclear power program was “completely and totally obliterated.” Despite th...
Posting #60: The story about the health of US military members
The Story: We Americans are told the story that our military members are the fittest and healthiest of all the world’s warriors…and maybe of all Americans. The story tells us that they are screened physically and mentally before they volunt...
Posting #59: The Story of Religion in the US Military
The story: The US military is popularly regarded as the most democratic of all American institutions because of its diversity and egalitarianism. This presumed diversity applies not only to race, sex, sexuality, and gender, but also to reli...
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I grew up as the child of an Army officer, spent a decade in ROTC and on active duty in the Army, and, since earning my PhD in middle age, have spent the last 25 years studying American military culture.
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