A Few Good Women

[Anonymous]

I had the fortune to attend the WMA Conventiona this fall inSan antonio and saw the movie. I throughly enjoyed it. What I enjoyed even more were the comments and questions from the WWII Vets who asked me in wonderment if I had actually done all that stuff. I guess it was easier back then in some ways.



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CCarson530@aol.com

[Anonymous]

This message board is great. It will help us spread the word
that there is a video availabe to all interested in seeing a
little history of women Marines, and how they are trained
today. It's called ...and then they were called MARINES:
A Few Good Women. I encourage any who has seen this acclaimed
documentary, to post your review. Any interested should
email me at RETUCKER@aol.com. Thanks Sondra for the
heads up about this site.



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RETUCKER@aol.com

[Anonymous]

: This message board is great. It will help us spread the word that there is a
: video availabe to all interested in seeing a little history of women
: Marines, and how they are trained today. It's called ...and then they
: were called MARINES: A Few Good Women. I encourage any who has seen this
: acclaimed documentary, to post your review. Any interested should email me
: at RETUCKER@aol.com. Thanks Sondra for the heads up about this site.


Bought the vido at PI while attending graduation. It is good, but I feel needs to be updated as some things have changed. Remember they cleaned it up for public to see, but its close to what they experience.

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