To find additional articles, try these library databases:

U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs. "African Americans in the Military: A Legacy of Exceptional Service." Uploaded 14 Feb , 2011. You Tube. 12 Nov 2015.

U.S. Dept of Veterans Affairs. "Women Veterans: Tradition, Service, Pride." Uploaded 1 Mar, 2011. You Tube. Web. 12 Nov 2015.

Kauffman & Associates, Inc. "Native American Veterans' Storytelling Project." 4 Nov 2013. You Tube. Web. 12 Nov 2015. 

filmmakr40. "Hispanics in the Military." 1 Oct 2012. You Tube. Web. 12 Nov 2015. 

Smithsonian Channel. "This Decorated War Hero Singlehandedly Saved 8,000 Men." 5 Mar 2014. You Tube. Web. 12 Nov 2015. 

Films on Demand is an online streaming video service for educational films. As a GRCC student you have unlimited access from campus or from home. Check out the documentaries below, or click Films on Demand to search.

Joint Base Lewis-McChord is a major U.S. military facility located nine miles south of Tacoma, Washington. Within walking distance of the base sits Coffee Strong, a nonprofit café established in 2008 by young veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. At Coffee Strong, soldiers, veterans, and members of military families have a venue in which to openly discuss politics, combat experiences, and the impact of war. The café also provides counseling services and other resources for those struggling with combat stress, military sexual trauma, difficulties with veteran benefits, or legal challenges. This documentary profiles the veterans who run Coffee Strong, exploring their decisions to join the military, their memories of deployment, their relationships with one another, and how their efforts to make a more peaceful and just world overlap with their own experiences of war. Contains profanity. (50 minutes)

Seattle Times article, Veterans Day 2014: "From War to College"