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11	Cease Fire: One Woman's Search for Self in a Culture of War Wettlaufer, Christine R, Ph.D. 18 May 2012 (has links) Cease Fire is a war story told from one woman’s perspective. It’s about a farm girl and her battles fought as young soldier serving on a remote nuke site during the Cold War. It’s the interpretations of lived experiences, highs and lows of a military career fused with family life, and spanning over three decades. Like true war stories, Cease Fire has little to do with actual war. It is a sometimes humorous, but often tragic attempt to make peace and to make sense of the places, comrades and enemies that graced and plagued a career. First names and nicknames were used to protect the privacy of a few and render respect for the surviving children of a fallen two. Women in the military Army Coast Guard Post traumatic stress disorder Meniere's Disease Military sexual trauma sexual harassment woman warrior Nonfiction