INTRODUCTION
A unique band of people is scattered throughout the United
States. They can be found in every major city, each suburb, and
the smallest towns. They are on the farm and in the shopping
mall, occupying every imaginable rung on the social ladder--
and a few that are unthinkable--from the boardroom to the
soup kitchen.
And though there are twenty-six million people in this
group, they re considered a special band of people by the general
public, by the government, and most especially, by themselves.
Of course, I m talking about the men and women who have
served their country in the military.
They have shared the mixture of excitement and dread
during those long nights before reporting for their first day of
training. They have experienced the indignities of boot camp
designed to change them from civilians into members of the
armed forces. And together they have known the hardships of
moves and separations from loved ones, the bafflement of fit-
ting into strange new environments, and the fear of realizing
that if troops must take to the field anywhere in the world to
protect the security or interests of the United States, they re
the ones who will go.
when the day came to take off their uniforms, they
assumed a new, special status, one that set them apart from
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