Sneak Preview – PBS Series “AMERICAN VETERAN”

Carson MBA Veterans invites you to honor our veterans this year by joining us on Tuesday, November 9, at 6 pm PST for a sneak peak of the new PBS documentary, “AMERICAN VETERAN.” The series traces the veteran experience across the arc of modern America, and explores the present-day divide between civilian and veteran communities.

For those who have served, from the beginning of the republic to the present, military service has been a transformative experience. What is that experience, and how does it change the men and women who have joined the ranks?  And throughout the nation’s history, how have vets been perceived? Sometimes honored, sometimes reviled, ignored, or forgotten, veterans may re-enter civilian life to encounter a population that often has little or no knowledge of their experience.

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For questions please contact Military and Veteran Affairs Manager, Matt Beer, matthew.beer@wsu.edu.

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