RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. — Pick up an issue of today's USA Today, and you'll find a letter to the editor from Melia Meichelbock Keller, communications and marketing manager for the California Credit Union League.

Meichelbock Keller's letter was in response to a Jan. 1 article in the national daily paper that profiled women who have served in combat, and now suffer emotional problems as a result. The league marketing pro served in Iraq herself, and has written In the Company of Soldiers, a book that details her experiences there.

Though she can empathize with the women's stories, Meichelbock Keller cautions those who push for special emotional programs for enlisted women.

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