41. American Experience . Fly Girls | PBS Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPS), the women who test-piloted aircraft during World War II - with a timeline of women in military history and in flight. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/flygirls/

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42. Women In Military Service For America Memorial - Virginia Is For Lovers Region Northern Virginia Locality Arlington County Arlington National Cemetery Ceremonial Entrance Arlington, VA 22211 Relive the past, experience the present and envision http://www.virginia.org/site/description.asp?AttrID=17601

43. Soviet Women In Combat In World War II - K.J. Cottam Introduces four books consisting of memoirs and biographies of Soviet military women, partisans and spies of World War II. Also has links to more sites related to women in the military http://webhome.idirect.com/~kjcottam/welcome.htm

SOVIET WOMEN IN COMBAT IN WORLD WAR II Author/Translator Kazimiera J. (Jean) Cottam, PhD David M. Glantz, Editor The Journal of Slavic Military Studies, March '99. CONTACT PUBLISHER Focus Publishing/R. Pullins Co. PO Box 369 311 Merrimac Street Newburyport, MA 01950 Orders: Web: www.pullins.com Email: orders@pullins.com FURTHER INFORMATION: Biography of K.J. Cottam  Women Airforce Service Pilots [WASP WWII] Ottawa Independent Writers [OIW] Women in War and Resistance: Selected Biographies Consists of 100 original mini-biographies; xxviii, 451pp. Photos $29.95 CAN / $24.95 US Paper ISBN 0-9682702-2-0, 1998 See this book on Amazon.com Women in Air War: The Eastern Front of World War II Tells the story of three air regiments (wings); xviii, 313pp. Photos/maps $29.95 CAN / $20.95 US Paper ISBN 0-9682702-1-2, 1997 See this book on Amazon.com On the Road to Stalingrad: Memoirs of a Woman Machine Gunner Describes the fighting for Odessa and Sevastopol (1941-1942); ix, 131pp. Photos

44. Women In Military Della H. Raney was born in Suffolk, Virginia, on January 10, 1912. A graduate of the Lincoln Hospital School of Nursing in Durham, North Carolina, Raney was the first African http://www.loc.gov/rr/frd/Heritage-Calendars/pdf-files/1999.pdf

45. National Women S Law Center Women In The Military Comments and letters, testimonies, articles, and publications. http://www.nwlc.org/display.cfm?section=military

46. Women In Military Willa Beatrice Brown Chappell (Barren 19061992) She was the first African American women to earn a civilian pilot’s license, in 1937. She was also the first African American http://www.womeninkentucky.com/site/military.html

Home Project Sitemap Women in Military Willa Beatrice Brown Chappell (Barren 1906-1992) She was the first African American women to earn a civilian pilot’s license, in 1937. She was also the first African American officer in the Army Air Corps’ CivilAir Patrol. Follow this link to learn more about Willa Brown. Lt. Anna Mac Clarke (Anderson, 1919-1944) One of the first black Kentucky women to enlist during WWII. She successfully desegregated an Arizona air base theatre and is buried in Lawrenceville. Capt. Helen Horlacher Evans (Fayette, b. 1920) One of 11 Kentucky women to join the first group of Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps (WAACs) sent overseas during WWII. Recently, she worked with the Women in Military Service for America Memorial Foundation to see that Kentucky women veterans are given proper recognition at the Women in Military Service Memorial in Washington, D.C.

47. 09b Women In Military Gender and the Law Professor Vernellia Randall 09b Women in Military http://academic.udayton.edu/gender/04Unit/Lesson09b.htm

48. Helena Schrader - WW2 Women In Military Aviation Author Helena Schrader, historian and novelist; her books, excerpts and articles. Main subjects WWII, Templars, Medieval, Sparta, and women aviators. http://helena-schrader.com/womenaviation.html

49. Women In Military If women can be punished and sent home, away from the duty that they promised to uphold in their military oath, because they become pregnant, then should they be sent overseas http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tag/women-in-military

50. Women In Military Service For America Memorial - Arlington, VA (703) 5331155 Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA 22211 A frequently overlooked part of Arlington. The exhibit inside is really amazing. Our Women Warriors Rock! http://www.yelp.com/biz/women-in-military-service-for-america-memorial-arlington

51. Women In Military Service For America Memorial - Monuments And Memorials Of Arli The Women In Military Service For America Memorial Photos and information about monuments and memorials in the Arlington, Virginia area http://gosoutheast.about.com/od/virginiaphotos/ig/Arlington-Va-Monuments/Women-i

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zGCID=this.zGCID?zGCID+" test1":" test1" zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Travel Southeast US Travel Southeast US Travel Search Southeast US Travel Plan a Trip Things to Do Best of the Southeast ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') The Women In Military Service For America Memorial Photos of Arlington, Virginia Monuments and Memorials Front view of the Women In Military Service For America Memorial Image: Courtesy of Orion Photography, Manassas, VA / Women In Military Service For America Memorial The Women In Military Service For America Memorial is located at the Ceremonial Entrance to Arlington National Cemetery, directly across Memorial Bridge from the Lincoln Memorial at the end of Memorial Drive in Arlington, Virginia. Dedicated on October 18, 1997, the Memorial honors "All US servicewomen, past, present and future, including living or deceased women veterans; Active Duty, Reserve, Guard and US Public Health Service uniformed women; and women in the Coast Guard auxiliary and Civil Air Patrol. The Memorial also honors women who served overseas during conflicts, in direct support of the armed forces, in organizations such as the Red Cross, USO and Special Services; and members of the US Public Health Service Cadet Nurse Corps." Designed by the winners of a national competition, Marion Gail Weiss and Michael Manfredi of Weiss / Manfredi Architects, New York City, the Memorial features an upper terrace with views of Arlington National Cemetery and many of the monuments of Washington, D.C. across the Potomac River. An arc of large glass panels on the terrace is etched with quotations from and about servicewomen. The lower terrace, in front of the Hemicycle wall, includes a reflecting pool and Court of Valor. Located behind the Hemicycle, the Memorial Education Center, includes a Hall of Honor, exhibit gallery, theater, and the Register, a computer database of servicewomen with access to photos, military histories and individual stories of registered women.

52. Sex Assaults Against Women In Military 'Epidemic' - ABC News Jul 31, 2008 'Epidemic' Harassment of Women in Military GAO Report Sexual Assaults and Rapes in Military UnderReported by Half http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Vote2008/story?id=5491514&page=1

53. 1994 Women In Military Service Silver Dollar Commemorative Coin The 1994 Women in Military Service Memorial Silver Dollar was issued for the construction of a new memorial complex for women in military service. This was http://moderncommemoratives.com/1994-women-in-military-service-silver-dollar/

1994 Women in Military Service Silver Dollar Modern Commemoratives Modern Commemorative Coin Guide Home About 1994 Women in Military Service Silver Dollar 1994 Women in Military Service Silver Dollar The 1994 Women in Military Service Memorial Silver Dollar was issued for the construction of a new memorial complex for women in military service. This was one of three programs issued for related memorials. The other programs were for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the Prisoner of War Memorial. The obverse of the coin features a profile view of servicewomen in the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard. The reverse features a view of the proposed Women in Military Service for American Memorial. Both the obverse and reverse were designed by T. James Ferrell. The obverse inscriptions include "Army * Marines * Navy * Air Force * Cost Guard" with each separated by a single star. Remaining inscriptions are "Liberty", "In God We Trust", and the date "1994". The reverse inscriptions read "United States of America", "Women in Military Service", "One Dollar", and "E Pluribus Unum". The Women in Military Service Silver Dollars were produced at the Philadelphia Mint in proof version and at the West Point Mint in uncirculated version. The coins were offered for sale individually or as part of a three-coin proof or three-coin uncirculated set of all the memorial themed silver dollars. The sales of this coin fared slightly better than the other two, with a combined mintage above 300,000.

54. Welcome To The Women's Research & Education Institution! The Seventh Conference on Women in the Military Where They Stand convened May 10 11, 2007 at the Women in Military Service for American Memorial located in Arlington, VA. http://www.wrei.org/MilitaryWomen.htm

The Women in the Military project was established in 1990 to provide information and policy analysis on issues important to military women and women veterans to government policy makers, scholars, the media, the media, and the general public. In conjunction with the project's mission, WREI publishes Women in the Military: Where They Stand now in its fifth edition. The Seventh Conference on Women in the Military: Where They Stand convened May 10 - 11, 2007 at the Women in Military Service for American Memorial located in Arlington, VA. Click here for details on panels and presentations Information and analysis is made available to Congress, executive branch, academia, the media and members of the public with an interest in military women. All tables and figures are PDF files that can be viewed with the Adobe Acrobat Reader. For more information, please visit the Adobe Acrobat website History of Legal and Policy Changes Chronology of Significant Legal and Policy Changes Affecting Women in the Military, 1947/2006

55. Women In Military Service For America Memorial | Flickr - Photo Sharing! I went into this Memorial and there were a lot of interesting things in it. Equality to serve in the army went through stages but it is refreshing to see that in the very http://www.flickr.com/photos/riacale/1469940491/

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58. Women In Military Combat? What It Means For American Culture And Defense | The H (Archived document, may contain errors) Women in Military Combat? What It Means for American Culture and Defense By Phyllis Schlafly Current law forbids the assignment of http://www.heritage.org/Research/Lecture/Women-in-Military-Combat-What-It-Means-

Donate Contact Follow Newsletters ... More Heritage Sites Blog The Foundry For Members My Heritage AskHeritage Issues 33 Minutes Culture for Freedom Family Facts Fix Health Care Policy ... Voices of School Choice Resources Budget Chart Book Index of Economic Freedom Issues 2010 Policy Experts ... Blog Everything Reports Staff Events Graphics Video Audio Blog All Research Reports Commentaries Factsheets ... Lectures This is a Lecture On National Security and Defense Women in Military Combat? What It Means for American Culture and Defense Published on May 28, 1991 Lecture Print PDF Download PDF Share Facebook Twitter Email More (Archived document, may contain errors) Women in Military Combat? What It Means for American Culture and Defense Phyllis Schlafly is a syndicated columnist and president of the Eagle Forum. She spoke at The Heritage Foundation on June 3,1991. ISSN 0272-1155. 01991 by The Heritage Foundation. Only a tiny minority of American women choose a military career at all, and of those only a tiny minority are agitating to get combat jobs (in peacetime, of course), namely, the of- ficers. This little group of ambitious women should not be allowed to impose their peculiar views of gender neutrality on our nation. The whole idea of men sending women, including mothers, out to fight the enemy is un- civilized, degrading, barbaric and embarrassing. It is contr ary to our culture, to our respect for men and women, and to our belief in the importance of the family and motherhood. And furthermore, no one respects a man who would let a woman do his fighting for him.

59. Women In Military Face Family Stress | Psych Central News A new survey of Air Force women deployed during the Iraq war discovers about 20 percent of the women are experiencing at least one major symptom of http://psychcentral.com/news/2007/08/20/women-in-military-face-family-stress/115

60. Tank Museum - Women In Military History Women in Uniform exhibit at AAF Tank Museum over 300 uniforms on exhibit http://www.aaftankmuseum.com/WomenHistory.htm

Hours of Operation Directions Admission Prices Rules and Regulations ... IRAQI T-72A TANK Past Militaria Pages TANK TOYS PILLOW CASES WAC KLINE WOMEN IN MILITARY HISTORY ... RESEARCH LIBRARY A Salute to Women in Uniform Almost two million women have served in the U.S. Military Some 200,000 women are on active duty today! Women are Veterans, Too! THANK A WOMEN VETERAN TODAY !!!!!!! From the Civil War to today women have volunteered their services to this great nation and at times with little or no recognition. History and those who publish this history seem reluctant to record and publish the names, numbers and accomplishments of American women who served, who died, who were imprisoned, or were wounded in military service to this country. The Women of World War II served under the following female branches of the service : WAAC - Women's Army Auxiliary Corp, which was never officially established and became WAC - Women's Army Corps in July of 1943. WAVES - Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Services, which was officially established in 1948. WASPS - Women Airforce Service Pilots, this branch did not receive official recognition until 1979 by the Air Force. Then in 1984 (forty years later) those that served in this branch of service received the Victory Medal and for those that served more than 1 year in this service branch, they received the American Theatre Medal as well.

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