

Five women served in the unofficial Team Lioness, fighting alongside infantrymen in some of the bloodiest battles of the Iraq war.
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Five women served in the unofficial Team Lioness, fighting alongside infantrymen in some of the bloodiest battles of the Iraq war.
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Specialist Shannon Morgan and her fellow servicewomen from Team Lioness served in Iraq during some of the war's most intense battles. Initially deployed as clerks, mechanics, and engineers, they found themselves fighting alongside infantrymen. Through personal narratives, journal excerpts, and archival footage, the film presents the experiences of five women who faced the realities of combat. Their stories contributed to discussions on military policy and gender equality, influencing changes within the Department of Defense and veteran care systems.
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Why Watch
- Meet the first women in combat roles in Iraq.
- Follow the personal stories of Team Lioness soldiers.
- Find out how the film impacted military policy.
Did You Know
- Team Lioness included five women: Shannon Morgan, Rebecca Nava, Kate Guttormsen, Anastasia Breslow, and Ranie Ruthig.
- The film was directed by Meg McLagan and Daria Sommers in 2008.
- Lioness is 81 minutes long and was released during a significant period of the Iraq war.
- The documentary played a role in influencing discussions in Congress and the Department of Defense.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Lioness?
Lioness was directed by Meg McLagan and Daria Sommers.
What was the purpose of Team Lioness?
Team Lioness was an unofficial program that included Army servicewomen who fought alongside infantrymen in Iraq.
How many women are featured in the documentary Lioness?
The documentary features five women who were part of Team Lioness.
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