I'm Still Standing From Captive U.S. Soldier

Shoshana Johnson, America's first black female prisoner of war, shares the story of her capture and imprisonment in Iraq and her rescue.

Shoshana Johnson is a second-generation army veteran and the recipient of the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, and Prisoner of War medals. Today, she is a much sought-after speaker. M. L. Doyle has served in the U. S. army at home and abroad for more than two decades as both a soldier and civilian. She lives in Baltimore, Maryland.

A POW	p. 1
The Oath	p. 7
Into Custody	p. 13
Alone	p. 19
Medical Care	p. 23
The Unit	p. 33
The Men	p. 43
Camp Virginia	p. 47
Movement	p. 53
Making the Trip	p. 61
Going to Baghdad	p. 69
Prayers	p. 79
Interrogation	p. 91
New Places	p. 99
Red Crescent	p. 105
Body Art	p. 115
Surgery	p. 119
Waking Up	p. 125
Woman Stuff	p. 133
Tumbling Down	p. 141
An Nasiriyah	p. 151
Moving Around	p. 165
Thinking	p. 175
Unwanted	p. 179
House Hunting	p. 191
Rescue	p. 201
Freedom	p. 211
Calling Home	p. 217
Good Wishes	p. 225
Hoopla	p. 237
No Hero	p. 243
Reverend Jackson	p. 255
Recovery	p. 261
Life Today	p. 269
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I'm Still Standing From Captive U.S. Soldier to Free Citizen--My Journey Home

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