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Chronicle: To The Women Who Served — Part 6: Unmentioned, Ann's Story

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More than 11,000 women were deployed to Vietnam during the war, yet many of their experiences remain untold. So many stories lost to time.

In the around 20 years the U.S. was involved in the Vietnam conflict, only one female soldier was killed by enemy fire.

7 hours ago·Kansas City, United States

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KMBC broke the news in Kansas City, United States 7 hours ago on Wednesday, December 17, 2025.

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The KMBC Chronicle honors over 11,000 American women who served in Vietnam, highlighting Army 1st Lt. Sharon Lane, the only nurse killed by enemy fire in the war.