See also: American family world during World War II.
American women also saw the fighting in World War II. For the first time, nurses, army nurses and American navy nurses attacked Pearl Harbor on February 7, 2008 when the Philippines and Japan invaded China. The Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, the Women's Navy Reserve Corps and the American Women's Reserve Corps also created female roles as a supplement. However, WAAC never achieved its goal of providing "national defense knowledge, skills and special training" for minority women 1943. In July, WAAC was reorganized into a women's corps and was recognized as a formal part of the regular army, but it was not in the combat troops. [6] The women's army replaced the auxiliary army of the women's army. WAACs is in North Africa, overseas 1942. WACs worked in the Pacific Ocean of Australia, New Guinea and the Philippines D days after 1944 landed in Normandy. During the war, nurses from the 67th Army and the 1 1 Navy were captured and spent three years as Japanese prisoners of war. During World War II,16.35 million American women died in battle. In fact, World War II also marked a milestone for Carmen contreras-Bozak-Bauzac, an American female soldier. She became the first Hispanic to join for too long. According to General Eisenhower and Minnie Macelo Wong Wolf, the first local American woman to fight for the US Marine Corps, she served in Algiers. 1943 The first female officer of the US Marine Corps served, 1945 The first detachment of the female Marine Corps was sent to Hawaii.
American women also represent organizations that serve the military, such as many-to-many female air force pilots (wasps), Office of Strategic Services (OSS), American Red Cross, Youth League of Nurses, and Universal Service. 90 million American women have filled the labor force in front of their homes, not only in war factories, but also in transportation, agriculture and various offices. During World War II, a large number of women joined the federal government. Nearly/kloc-0.0 million "government girls" were recruited for war work. In addition, women volunteers helped to build the war effort planted in victory gardens, made molds, sold war bonds, donated blood, rescued needed commodities and sent nursing kits.
[Editor] warfront treats women
Although women participated more in the army during World War II, they were not treated equally with men. Many commanders stay at home on purpose and fight with women. There are also some men who wrongly accuse women of promiscuity, although promiscuity is a factor in more cases. [7]
[Editor] After the war
World War II changed many things: it made women do what they wanted to do, let them participate in a man's world, and made people no longer' masters'. But after World War II, most women lost their jobs because men wanted them to come back. After the war, women returned to their original jobs (housewives), and it became more difficult to help them at work when necessary.
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See also: American family world during World War II.
American women also saw the fighting in World War II. For the first time, nurses, army nurses and American navy nurses attacked Pearl Harbor on February 7, 2008 when the Philippines and Japan invaded China. The Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, the Women's Navy Reserve Corps and the American Women's Reserve Corps also created female roles as a supplement. However, WAAC never achieved its goal of providing "national defense knowledge, skills and special training" for minority women 1943. In July, WAAC was reorganized into a women's corps and was recognized as a formal part of the regular army, but it was not in the combat troops. [6] The women's army replaced the auxiliary army of the women's army. WAACs is in North Africa, overseas 1942. WACs worked in the Pacific Ocean of Australia, New Guinea and the Philippines D days after 1944 landed in Normandy. During the war, nurses from the 67th Army and the 1 1 Navy were captured and spent three years as Japanese prisoners of war. During World War II,16.35 million American women died in battle. In fact, World War II also marked a milestone for Carmen contreras-Bozak-Bauzac, an American female soldier. She became the first Hispanic to join for too long. According to General Eisenhower and Minnie Macelo Wong Wolf, the first local American woman to fight for the US Marine Corps, she served in Algiers. 1943 The first female officer of the US Marine Corps served, 1945 The first detachment of the female Marine Corps was sent to Hawaii.
American women also represent organizations that serve the military, such as many-to-many female air force pilots (wasps), the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the American Red Cross, the Youth League of Nurses and the Universal Service. 90 million American women have filled the labor force in front of their homes, not only in war factories, but also in transportation, agriculture and various offices. During World War II, a large number of women joined the federal government. Nearly/kloc-0.0 million "government girls" were recruited for war work. In addition, women volunteers helped to build the war effort planted in victory gardens, made molds, sold war bonds, donated blood, rescued needed commodities and sent nursing kits.
[Editor] warfront treats women
Although women participated more in the army during World War II, they were not treated equally with men. Many commanders stay at home on purpose and fight with women. There are also some men who wrongly accuse women of promiscuity, although promiscuity is a factor in more cases. [7]
[Editor] After the war
World War II changed many things: it made women do what they wanted to do, let them participate in a man's world, and made people no longer' masters'. But after World War II, most women lost their jobs because men wanted them to come back. After the war, women returned to their original jobs (housewives), and it became more difficult to help them at work when necessary.