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    According to the film “Women on the war path” many jobs where available to women. For example, assembling automobile and aircraft parts as well as cooks and clerical and to provide healthcare. Women became depended upon to help the war by making sure the troops had the support in the factories and camps to carry out missions. War allowed women to hang up the heels and lace up the combat boots. With all of the different skills the women were trained once the enlisted it allowed them feel complete…

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    Women in Combat In the United States, equality is strived for, but what happens when equality becomes more of a political standard that bleeds into the aspect of American society that is rightfully separated from their civilian counterparts for the greater good? What might be right for the American civilian may be devastating for the American warfighter. For instance, it is debated that women shouldn’t be present in combat. For women outside the military, it was acclaimed as a step toward true…

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    case of “traditional way of thinking about women”. The purpose for the draft was to ensure combat troops. The law has not been developed at that point and women were banned from combat roles. Therefore the Supreme Court stated that it was simply because women are not qualified for draft registration. I believe that the law determined by the Supreme Court was fair because there was no violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S Constitution. Since women were simple excluded from the…

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    Like the crafty women that they proved themselves to be, not only were they able to evade capture, they were able to walk right out of the British soldiers immediate grasp. Champion was delayed by a British sentry while carrying a military missive to George Washington. She managed to convince the sentry that “waking his superior officer” was not worth the repercussions. Like…

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    of Defense’s decision to lift the bans keeping women from combat roles in the military. In the study, co-ed platoons consisting roughly of one-fourth females faced realistic challenges which platoons on the front lines may face in combat. When the results of the co-ed platoons were compared to the performances of the all-male platoons, the platoons with females did not perform as effectively (“Marine Corps Study”). The Marine Corps explained that women were more prone to injuries in these…

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    remained there, but specifically contributed to many changes for the women. These changes were focused on how women functioned in society and the roles that they played while the men were fighting in the war. This paper will look at how the role of the female London citizen changed during both World War I and World War II. Before 1914, the year the first World War started, women in London lived quite restricted lives. London women did not have all the same rights and privileges that London men…

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    Serrano, believes women should not serve in the U.S Infantry. Serrano’s article, “Why Women Do Not Belong in the U.S. Infantry”, provides arguments supporting her main points. The main points Serrano includes; why the U.S. is not in need for women on the frontlines, the infantry brotherhood, and sexual assault cases. Serrano served as a Marine Officer and contributes her personal experiences from her service. Although Serrano agrees women are capable to serve in the military, she stresses the…

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    issue of sexual assault in the military. Sexual assault remains a persistent problem in the military, with more than 20,000 active duty service members experiencing unwanted sexual contact in 2014, and sexual assaults even occurring in combat environments. The estimations of sexual assaults that occur during military service range from 9.5 % to 43 % among women and 1 to 12 % among men. In the most recent survey of sexual assault in the military, 4.9 % of active duty women and 1.0 % percent of…

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    Meiji Restoration, women were treated poorly, holding little power during the Meiji Restoration which during this time involved the industrialization of Japan. Women were forced to work in these factories with poor conditions and were often exploited. Due to the industrialization of Japan, women were given a role in the work force in large numbers, and they were no longer the house wives or rural workers anymore. Women during this time could also fight in the Japanese military. Women during this…

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    article is Women in the Infantry: Understanding the issues of Physical Strength, Economics, and Small Unit Cohesion. In the article the author discusses these topics as they relate to the current debate of full inclusion of women into the U.S. Military infantry. The article starts by describing a change in the laws regarding women in combat signed January 24th 2013 by Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta. Panetta rescinded the then current order that prohibited women from holding a military…

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