The Stories We Carry: War, Family & The Voice Left Untold
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The Stories We Carry: War, Family & The Voice Left Untold
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When we think of military service, the spotlight is often on the service members themselves. But what about the spouses, children, and families whose lives are shaped by deployments, frequent moves, separations, and loss?
In this episode, host Hannah O'Brien is joined by author Gail Hosking to discuss her forthcoming memoir, No Glory. As the daughter of a career soldier killed in Vietnam and the author of Snake’s Daughter, Gail turns her lens toward her mother's experience as a military spouse and the profound, multigenerational impact of war on military families. Tune in as they explore the untold stories of those in the background, what families carry with them long after service ends, and why these perspectives matter just as much today.
Resources & Mentions
- Book Release: Pre-order Gail Hosking's upcoming memoir, No Glory, via the University Press of Kentucky or your favorite independent bookstore (available in December).
- Organization Mentioned: Sons and Daughters in Touch – a grassroots organization for adult children whose fathers died in the Vietnam War.
- Recommended Viewing: Search YouTube for The Things We Carry: Military Child to hear a powerful modern perspective on growing up in a military family.
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