Directed by Daniel Leonard Bernardi

A remarkable woman challenges two centuries of Navy tradition and discrimination, becoming a champion for equal opportunities to serve on-board ship and in combat -- all while rising to the rank of captain and becoming a source of strength to her family.

Miramar National Cemetery in Southern California: A sacred sanctuary where history and honor converge, memorializing veterans from the Civil War onward, enriched by volunteers like women's rights pioneer Kathy Bruyere and marked by the poignant daily flyovers from the nearby Marine Corps Air Stat...

At Miramar National Cemetery, volunteers, personally connected to the interred, dedicate themselves to ensuring quality care for veterans and their families, managing front desk operations, and maintaining gravesites with a deep sense of responsibility and commitment to honoring their service.

Kathleen Mae Bruyere, U.S. Navy ret., volunteers at Miramar National Cemetery, aiding daily memorial services. Her late husband, the 19th burial there, rests since the cemetery's inception. Positioned on her future gravesite, she assists staff in service coordination. Noteworthy, veteran couples ...