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I have decided to do the change in women’s role in the army of the last century and how they were only able to be nurses also help handout food and supplies I’ll hell now where in I would become combat troops and fight for their country.
In World War I thousands of women served in the army as nurses alienation to develop female combat troops in substantial numbers was Russia.
In 17775 - 1783 women were allowed to follow their husbands into battle. Many of these women served as laundresses, nurses or cooks but only with permission from commanding offices and even if they had permission they’re only be allowed to if they have proven themselves helpful.
During the war of 1812 to women, Mary Marshall and Mary Allen, served as nurses for several months aboard the US at the request of come onto Stephen Decatur.
I will be starting my photography from 1917 and 1918 during the last two years of World War I this is when women were allowed to join the military. 33,000 women served as nurses and supported staff officially in the military and more then 400 nurses died in the line of duty.
During 1941-1945 more then 400,000 women were able to serve in World War II at home and a board as mechanics, ambulance drivers, pilots, administrators, nurses and in other non- combat roles. 88 women were captured and held as prisoners of war
I have decided to do the change in women’s role in the army of the last century and how they were only able to be nurses also help handout food and supplies I’ll hell now where in I would become combat troops and fight for their country.
In World War I thousands of women served in the army as nurses alienation to develop female combat troops in substantial numbers was Russia.
In 17775 - 1783 women were allowed to follow their husbands into battle. Many of these women served as laundresses, nurses or cooks but only with permission from commanding offices and even if they had permission they’re only be allowed to if they have proven themselves helpful.
During the war of 1812 to women, Mary Marshall and Mary Allen, served as nurses for several months aboard the US at the request of come onto Stephen Decatur.
I will be starting my photography from 1917 and 1918 during the last two years of World War I this is when women were allowed to join the military. 33,000 women served as nurses and supported staff officially in the military and more then 400 nurses died in the line of duty.
During 1941-1945 more then 400,000 women were able to serve in World War II at home and a board as mechanics, ambulance drivers, pilots, administrators, nurses and in other non- combat roles. 88 women were captured and held as prisoners of war
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