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Women In Military:     more books (100)

Women in the military (DEOMI special topics pamphlet) by Pamela Prewitt, 1995 Famous Women in the Military by J. Dever, 1993-02 Women in the military: What role should women play in the shrinking military? (CQ researcher) by Rodman D Griffin, 1992 Women in the military: An annotated bibliography by Edna J Hunter, 1978 Women in the military by Pam Hale, 1978 Women in the military: The World War I experience by M. C Devilbiss, 1983 Women and compulsory military service ; Attitudes toward women in combat roles ; The study of women in the military as a contemporary social problem by M. C Devilbiss, 1980 Women in the military: An historical perspective for U.S. Air Force Academy female cadets (Report number) by Bettye J Payne, 1987 Women in the Military : An Unfinished Revolution by Jeanne Holm, 1992-01-01 WOMEN IN THE MILITARY by Sandra Carson Stanley, 1993-01-01 Women in the military: Pregnancy, command climate, organizational behavior, and outcomes (Technical report) by Mary Ann Evans, 1996 Women in the military: Sexual harassment (USAWC Military Studies Program paper) by Willie McMillian, 1993 Women in the military: A selected bibliography by Jaqueline S Bey, 2000 Injury to women in the military by Gordon S Smith, 1996

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121. The Official Website Of VMI Athletics And The VMI Keydet Club
     Keydets. News, roster, and schedule.  
     http://www.vmikeydets.com/sport_front.asp?sportid=271

122. Redirect!
     A comprehensive page of resources for women in the military. Good for anyone interested in the role and problems of women in the military.  
     http://www.militarywoman.org/homepage.htm

123. U.S Military Women And Military Spouses Should Be Protected, Not Penalized For S
     Murray (DWA) and Snowe (R-ME), respectively, to restore access to privately funded abortion services for US military women and military dependents overseas.  
     http://www.plannedparenthood.org/about/pr/030522_military.html
     
     Extractions: Vice President Public Policy May 22, 2003 Today, both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate defeated amendments by Representative Loretta Sanchez (D-CA) and Senators Murray (D-WA) and Snowe (R-ME), respectively, to restore access to privately funded abortion services for U.S. military women and military dependents overseas. More than 100,000 women live on American military bases overseas. These women, under the current law, are prohibited from obtaining abortion services in military hospitals, even with private funds. This ban threatens the lives of women by forcing them to obtain illegal or inadequate services. Our military women overseas are being denied services that are available to their counterparts in the United States. Is this how we repay women who protect our country with their lives? Now more than ever, the U.S. Congress should put the health and safety of its military women above its anti-choice agenda. Nothing less will do.

124. Pennsylvania Military Museum
     in Boalsburg, Pennsylvaniathis museum dedicated by the State Historical and Museum Commission to preserve history and educate, as well as honor this state's Citizen soldier. Commemoration to the men and women of all branches of service is the museum's focus. Significant homefront efforts of the citizens are highlighted from the early French and Indian War through more recent conflicts of Vietnam and Desert Storm.  
     http://www.psu.edu/dept/aerospace/museum/

125. Women Military
     Listings of sites regarding women in the military.  
     http://www.louisville.edu/library/ekstrom/govpubs/subjects/women/womenmil.html

126. The Glass Ceiling Resources - Women In The Military Resources
     women in the military, women veterans links and resources.  
     http://www.theglassceiling.com/resources/military.htm

127. Women Against Military Madness (WAMM)
     women Against military Madness (WAMM). 310 E 38th Street, Suite 222 Minneapolis, MN 55409 Phone (612) 8275364 Fax (612) 827-6433.  
     http://www.solutionsfund.org/Members/memberpages/wamm.htm

128. Famous Disabled People
     Includes rock and pop personalities, sportsmen and women, authors, politicians, presenters, scientists and military heroes.  
     http://www.reddisability.org.uk/DisFamous.htm

129. Air Power:Women In The Military In World War II
     women in the military in World War II. Although never officially made members of the military, the women still behaved as if they had been.  
     http://www.centennialofflight.gov/essay/Air_Power/Women/AP31.htm
     
     Extractions: WASP flight crew of Boeing B-17 "Flying Fortress" In 1941, the New York Herald Tribune published a letter from a woman who was tired of sitting at home worrying about the war. "If I were only a man, there would be a place for me," she wrote. Many women shared similar feelings of frustration, eager to play an active role in the conflict, but held back because by law and tradition. But as the war escalated, many countries found they could not afford to exclude half of their adult populations and doors began to open for women. They went to work in factories. Capital cities became overrun with female office workers. Nurses joined the front line troops. And many women were allowed to fly. Fascist ideology dictated that a women’s role in society was as a mother and frowned upon women working in any capacity. A few German women did find ways to work, some in jobs such as ferrying and test pilots. Melitta Schiller was awarded the Iron Cross for conducting 1,500 test dives of new dive bombers. And Hitler favorite Hanna Reitsch, a record-breaking glider and test pilot before the war, flew every Luftwaffe plane and helicopter. Denied permission to organize a women’s flight squadron, she organized a suicide squadron that would use

130. WASP, Women Pilots Of WWII Home Page
     A tribute to women Airforce service pilots of WWII, first women in history to fly American military aircraft.  
     http://www.wasp-wwii.org/

131. ABC Of Modern Japanese History
     Provides a revisionist view of topics on 20th century Japanese history and military, reparations, comfort women, and their movement to remove war crime references in textbooks.  
     http://www.jiyuu-shikan.org/e/

132. PA Commission For Women- Services: Military Families
     Home, FTIG Child Care Center Guard Family Team Building Laws Relating to Veterans, Home, Services, Directory, PCW Overview, Events, Library, Site Index.  
     http://sites.state.pa.us/PA_Exec/PA_Comm_Women/s-mil.html

133. Women Who Died In The Vietnam War
     Site dedicated to military and civilian women who died in the Vietnam Conflict.  
     http://grunt.space.swri.edu/womenkil.htm
     
     Extractions: 1st Lt. Hedwig Diane Orlowski Capt. Alexander of Westwood, NJ, and Lt. Orlowski of Detroit, MI, died November 30, 1967. Alexander, stationed at the 85th Evac., and Orlowski, stationed at the 67th Evac. in Qui Nhon, had been sent to a hospital in Pleiku to help out during a push. With them when their plane crashed on the return trip to Qui Nhon were two other nurses, Jerome E. Olmstead of Clintonville, WI, and Kenneth R. Shoemaker, Jr. of Owensboro, KY. Alexander was 27, Orlowski 23. Both were posthumously awarded Bronze Stars. 2nd Lt. Pamela Dorothy Donovan

134. Women In U.S.Navy, WAVES, World War II
     women in US military during Desert Shield/Desert Storm. This was best demonstrated by Saudi acceptance of American women driving military vehicles.  
     http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq48-3f.htm
     
     Extractions: Department of Defense (DOD) women played a vital role in the theater of operations. By late February, more than 37,000 military women were in the Persian Gulf, making up approximately 6.8 percent of US forces. By Service, there were approximately 26,000 Army, 3,700 Navy, 2,200 Marine, and 5,300 Air Force (USAF) women deployed. Women served in almost all of the hundreds of occupations open to them; as a matter of law and policy, women were excluded from certain specific combat military occupational specialties. Women were administrators, air traffic controllers, logisticians, engineer equipment mechanics, ammunition technicians, ordnance specialists, communicators, radio operators, drivers, law enforcement specialists and guards. Many women truck drivers hauled supplies and equipment into Kuwait. Some brought enemy prisoners of war back to holding facilities. Many flew helicopters and reconnaissance aircraft. Still others served on hospital, supply, oiler and ammunition ships. Others served as public affairs officers and chaplains. Several women commanded brigade, battalion, company, and platoon size units in the combat service support areas. They endured the same harsh conditions as their male counterparts. The deployment of women was highly successful. Women performed admirably and without substantial friction or special considerations.

135. WAND - Women's Action For New Directions
     Empowers women to act politically to reduce violence and militarism, and redirect excessive military resources toward unmet human and environmental needs. Issues, events, news, fact sheets, weekly bulletins, and resources for activism.  
     http://www.wand.org/

136. Military Women Links
     Links to many sites regarding women in the military.  
     http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/Garden/9201/lynx_mil.html

137. Kathryn Jean Lopez On Women In The Military On National Review Online
     providing plenty of its own fatal opportunities for women. Thirteen military women have been killed on duty in Afghanistan and Iraq.  
     http://www.nationalreview.com/lopez/lopez200401061152.asp
     
     Extractions: R ight before the beginning of the new year, NBC aired a video from Saddam-TV archives that never made it to screen before the fall of the Butcher of Baghdad's regime. The video was of Army Pfcs. Jessica Lynch, 19, and single mother of two Lori Piestewa, held as POWs. In the video the two women are on lying on beds; both members of the 507th Maintenance Company are seemingly near death. Ironically, Saddam TV seemed to have a more realistic view of the video than NBC does. The late regime never aired it. Reporter Richard Engel tells us, "Iraqi television videotaped the American POWs for propaganda purposes, but because the tape of the wounded American soldiers didn't make the Iraqis look like particularly good captors, Iraqi TV employees say they never aired it." So why the positive spin in the United States on such a disturbing story? Because, as Kate O'Beirne wrote in her May 19 NR Shown in the final, holiday-focused days of 2003, most Americans probably have not seen or have already forgotten the images of Lynch and Piestewa. Saddam TV, it would seem, did the ideology of feminism in the military in America a favor: Elaine Donnelly, president of the

138. Athletics Department - Varsity Women's Soccer - Royal Military College Of Canada
     Paladins official site with schedule, team roster, coaching staff, standings, history, photo gallery and recruiting.  
     http://www.rmc.ca/athletics/varsity/Soccer-W/index_e.html

139. Overstock.com, Save Up To 80% Every Day!
     shop for apparel the entire family will enjoy. Prague women s Linen military Jacket Click here to view our modern sizing guide.  
     http://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?PAGE=PROFRAME&PROD_ID=652965

140. Women In The Military Resources At Questia - The Online Library Of
     women in the military Resources at Questia The Online Library of Books and Journals. women in the military. Questia. Primary Content. women in the military.  
     http://www.questia.com/popularSearches/women_in_the_military.jsp

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