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Written By Peter J. Killian Thirty years ago, America engaged in a new war in a volatile region. Iraq had invaded the sovereign nation of Kuwait. Among the half million U.S. troops deployed to the middle east was Army Specialist Cindy Beaudoin. A freshman at the University of Connecticut, Beaudoin enlisted in the National Guard and served as a medic with the 142nd Medical Company.
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