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Sandhoff provides us a rare gift--an in-depth study of American military service members during a time of war--the more so because her subjects are all Muslim Americans. Her analysis reveals experiences that are nuanced and compelling; a diversity of experiences is the norm. --Morten G. Ender, author, American Soldiers in Iraq

This book is a wonderful example of public sociology. Sandhoff looks at the public issue of the connection between citizenship and military service by examining the personal troubles of real people. The book is both compelling and important. --Mucahit Bilici, author, Finding Mecca in America Sandhoff gives voice to an often caricatured group of military personnel. In so doing, she raises questions about what it means to be an American for Muslims and non-Muslims alike. A humanizing and urgent book about identity, inclusion, and the contemporary vitality of our nation's founding ideals. --Kim Philip Hansen, author, Military Chaplains and Religious Diversity Sandhoff provides us a rare gift--an in-depth study of American military service members during a time of war--the more so because her subjects are all Muslim Americans. Her analysis reveals experiences that are nuanced and compelling; a diversity of experiences is the norm. --Morten G. Ender, author, American Soldiers in Iraq Despite a re-emergence of American Islamophobia, thousands of Muslims have served in our armed forces since 9/11. Sandhoff's interviews with service members demonstrate that one can be both American and Muslim, and that their personalities, motivations, and military experiences are as diverse as those of any other group of service members. --David R. Segal, founding director, Center for Research on Military Organization, University of Maryland In a time when Islamophobia shapes political discourse in society, Sandhoff unveils the diverse experiences of Muslims in our most hallowed social institution--the military. Service in a Time of Suspicion delivers compelling narratives that help the reader connect with the unique space between being Muslim and military service. --Captain David Smith, USN, U.S. Naval Academy

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Michelle Sandhoff is an assistant professor of sociology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where she is a member of the Veterans’ Reintegration Research Cluster. She lives in Indiana, Pennsylvania.

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