May 01, 2023
One Kansas City Veteran Said 20 Years Later She Still Doesn't Understand the War in Iraq
Kyleanne Hunter, Ph.D., a former major in the United States Marine Corps, served from 2000-2013 and deployed to Iraq five times, joins Up to Date to discuss the legacy of the war in Iraq.
Listen to her full interview on Up To Date.
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