AMERICAN DAUGHTER GONE TO WAR
American Daughter Gone to War by Winnie Smith is a poignant narrative published by Gallery Books on May 1, 1994. This original edition spans 352 pages and is presented in English. The book recounts Smith’s journey as a 21-year-old student nurse who enlisted in the Army with dreams of adventure, only to find herself in the challenging environment of Vietnam.
Readers will discover how Smith’s experiences in the war profoundly changed her perspective, transforming her from an idealistic young nurse into a reflective adult shaped by the realities of conflict. The narrative serves as a lens through which the impact of the Vietnam War on individuals and society is explored, touching on themes of military service and the experiences of women in such roles.
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From Simon & Schuster, American Daughter Gone to War is Winnie Smith’s story of being a 21-year-old student nurse joining the Army “to see the world” and was sent to Vietnam.
American Daughter Gone to War is the extraordinary story of how she was transformed from a romantic young nurse into a thoughtful, battle-scarred adult. It is a mirror for how our country dealt with the shattering experience and aftermath of the war.
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