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American military leaders were reluctant to send women abroad during the Vietnam War due to the unpredictable nature of guerilla warfare. There were no battle lines and no one knew when or where the next attack would strike. Yet many American women wanted to serve their country by supporting deployed troops and making a difference where they could. By the end of the war, approximately 11,000 military women had served in Southeast Asia along with an unknown number of American civilian women. All of the women who participated in the Vietnam War were volunteers. This is a story of American women who were recruited to be part of a secret mission to disguise themselves as Vietnamese and act as close-range snipers on warlords and generals. Successful missions reduced the flow of guns and drugs saving the lives of countless American troops.

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