Teri McDowell Ott interviews veterans Eric Hanson, John Kennealy, Jared R. Worley and Ryan Bronaugh.
Veteran Rowan Mooney shares their story through poetry.
Veteran Chris Bell shares his writing.
Veteran Eric Hanson shares his writing.
Jacqueline Wilson creates a safe space and community for veterans to share their stories through the written word.
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