41. Librarians Internet Index Women In The Military Http//lii2 From the women in military Service for America Memorial Foundation. This fact sheet provides an overview of the roles of women in military service http://lii2.wested.org/pub/subtopic/49841

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44. Public OK With Gays, Women In Military The military situation in Iraq has filled our daily newscasts with story after story of families affected by war. Whether the images are of tearful goodbyes http://www.gallup.com/poll/content/login.aspx?ci=10240

45. Women In Military Service 1979 [P0391] (NIWI) women in military service 1979 P0391. Show printerfriendly view Print View Statements on women in the army, differences with other segments of http://www.niwi.knaw.nl/nl/maatschappijwetenschappen/steinmetzarchief/datazoeken

Login NIWI (nl) Maatschappijwetenschappen Steinmetz-archief ... Powered by entire NIWI site fuzzy match Women in military service 1979 [P0391] Print View Study Title Vrouw in de Nederlandse krijgsmacht 1979 English title Women in military service 1979 Primary investigator(s) Meulen, J.S. van der Stichting maatschappij en krijgsmacht * Den Haag Funding agency Unknown Abstract Opinions of the Dutch people on the integration of women in the military force. Statements on women in the army, differences with other segments of society / equal rights means equal duties / opinions of women on fighting, combat function / absolute necessity of the army / combat function for women with adequate training / acceptance of equal role of women by men / women are still placed at a disadvantage / women are unfit for most military functions / women should fulfil all functions / in war-time women must support the men / there should be a draft for boys and girls with a choice to work inside or outside the army / equal position for men and women impossible. Background variables: basic characteristics/ residence/ household characteristics/ occupation/employment/ education/ social class/ politics/ religion/ readership, mass media, and 'cultural' exposure/ organizational membership Keyword(s) discrimination military affairs women Discipline(s) sociology Restrictions Use requires written permission of depositor Data file(s) Name Cases Variables Order this dataset Additional description Bibliography Your comments ... New Search Last modified: unknown

46. Washingtonpost.com: Local Special Report: Women's Military Memorial Rachel Crystal, 81, examines an exhibit at the women in military Service for As the new women in military Service for America Memorial opened to the http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/local/longterm/tours/womensmemorial/womensm

RELATED ITEMS Post Background A locator map The memorial includes women's stories of service On washingtonpost.com Just across the Potomac, the new Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial continues to attract visitors. Women's Military Memorial Tapping Keys to History Rachel Crystal, 81, examines an exhibit at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial. RECENT POST STORIES Bob Dole spoke at the final event of the dedication weekend. Servicewomen of all ages gathered at the opening ceremony to reminisce and look ahead. The 30,000 who gathered to honor U.S. military women included Vice President Gore The stories of six of the women recognized at the memorial. The Post's architecture critic calls the memorial a success The memorial's driving force is honored at a gala. Read other recent articles about the memorial. By Patricia Davis Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, October 21, 1997; Page B03 For years, Karen M. Chambliss, a retired Army sergeant, has been searching for the woman who was her platoon sergeant more than three decades ago at Fort McClellan, Ala. She finally found her yesterday just by pushing a few buttons. "Oh, that's her!" Chambliss, 55, cried out as her platoon sergeant's military history flashed before her on a computer screen.

47. Indymedia UK - Iraqi Women's League Open Letter To Women In Military Families Iraqi Women s League issues an Open Letter to women in military families, inviting them put the Government on Trial for Crimes at Home and Abroad, http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2004/03/286400.html

Skip to content UK Indymedia Skip to content Home ... Support Us A network of individuals, independent and alternative media activists and organisations, offering grassroots, non-corporate, non-commercial coverage of important social and political issues. Iraqi Women's League Open Letter to women in military families London World Iraqi Women's League issues an Open Letter to women in military families, inviting them put the Government on Trial for Crimes at Home and Abroad, as part of the Global Women's Strike - 6 March 2004, Trafalgar Square, London 3-6pm Dear sisters in military families, Invitation to protest with us as part of the Global Women's Strike on International Women’s Day to defend our loved ones Saturday 6 March in Trafalgar Square We write as the Iraqi Women’s League (IWL) UK which is the oldest women’s organisation in Iraq. Since 1952 when it was founded, the IWL , which is independent of all political parties, has played a significant role in the struggle against tyranny and repression in Iraq. Many of our members were executed or disappeared and thousands of our Iraqi sisters were tortured, raped and imprisoned, just for being members of our women’s movement, while the US and UK governments were the friends of our torturers. We write as mothers, sisters, daughters and wives of people now living in Iraq who find themselves on the front line of this horrendous war. We are desperately worried about them, as you must be about your family members who are serving in the UK military forces.

48. Military Women Pioneering The Future America first began recruiting its women for military service during World At war s end, nearly all women in military service returned to civilian life. http://deploymentlink.osd.mil/current_issues/speech_test/2003/032803_01.shtml

Depleted Uranium Information Papers Landmines Project 112 ... VSO/MSO Update Military Women Pioneering the Future Ms. Ellen Embrey Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Force Health Protection and Readiness March 28, 2003 In this special month set aside to honor women's history, we need to look to our past to see clearly into our future. Our strength and our resolve come from a rich heritage, so it is appropriate that we reflect on the accomplishments of the past to see where the future may lead. In particular, it is the women who have served our country in the military who have had a major impact in setting the course for the women of today and tomorrow. It is most appropriate today for us to remember what they did, and to recognize their deeds. These very special people include all the women who are serving, and who ever served in the defense of our nation. From the American Revolution to the present, the women in our military have a proud heritage of always moving ahead, of being pioneers. Let's take a brief walk through history - or in this case, "herstory." During the American Revolution, several women who were literally pioneers were also pioneering the battlefield. Molly Pitcher, whose real name was Mary Hayes McCauly, earned her nickname by carrying water and grog to her husband and other American artillerymen of the Revolution. She earned her fame, however, at New Jersey's Battle of Monmouth on

49. Women In Military Service For America Memorial women in military Service for America Memorial With that, let me close by thanking the staff and members of the women in military Service for America http://www.dod.gov/speeches/2003/sp20030909-depsecdef0444.html

Sep. 27, 2005 War on Terror Transformation News Products Press Resources ... Contact Us United States Department of Defense Speech On the web: http://www.defenselink.mil /speeches/2003/sp20030909-depsecdef0444.html Media contact: Public contact: http://www.dod.mil/faq/comment.html or +1 (703) 428-0711 Women in Military Service for America Memorial By Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz, Arlington, VA, Tuesday, September 9, 2003. Dr. Wolfowitz ...[Applause] This is close to the anniversary of a very special day that I think Americans and the whole world are going to remember for the rest of our lives and probably many generations beyond. th . In the aftermath people came together through this traditional art form to share their grief, to express sympathy for victims and their families, and to show their unity and resolve. Every day, people from all walks of life pass through the September 11 th memorial at the Pentagon, and many of them record their thoughts in a book that is kept there for that purpose. There are messages of sympathy from people of every state and many foreign countries. Another visitor the Minister of Defense from India wrote that his country "is firmly with the United States in this fight. Freedom and democracy are worth defending at any cost." And he concluded, "Together we shall prevail."

50. Press Release - Headquarters Marine Corps Kaye Kennedy honored with women in military Resale Industry Award The award, given annually to women in military resale who distinguish themselves http://www.usmc.mil/marinelink/mcn2000.nsf/0/25CDE8E650D8EB0485256FE90072582B?op

51. Women In Military Aviation - Storming Media As women become increasingly involved in the world of aviation and combat flying roles, questions concerning gender issues in the cockpit are becoming http://www.stormingmedia.us/59/5971/A597183.html

Home About Us Contact Us View Cart ... Personnel Management and Labor Relations Women in Military Aviation Authors: James c. Miller Katrine M. Waterman AIR FORCE ACADEMY COLORADO SPRINGS CO DEAN OF FACULTY Abstract: Limitations: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Description: Rept. for Aug 1999-May 2000 Pages: Report Date: MAY 2000 Report number: Keywords relating to this report: AERONAUTICS AIR FORCE ANTHROPOMETRY AVIATION PERSONNEL ... WOMEN Printed Format - $23.95 Adobe PDF - $8.95 Please check the box for the format you wish to order. Shipping Terms About Electronic Delivery E-Mail a colleague Home About Us Contact Us View Cart ... Advanced Search

52. Text: DoD Announces New, Enhanced Role For Women In Military which DACOWITS operated focused on attracting more women to military service. Today s military, with more than 200000 women currently on active duty, http://japan.usembassy.gov/e/p/tp-se1136.html

United States Embassy Tokyo, Japan Welcome to the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo. This site contains information on U.S. policy, public affairs, visas and consular services. Consulates Osaka Nagoya Fukuoka Sapporo ... Naha American Centers Tokyo Kansai Nagoya Fukuoka ... Sapporo Text: DoD Announces New, Enhanced Role for Women in Military Following is the DoD text: The Department of Defense announced today a new and enhanced role for the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Service (DACOWITS), which will be revitalized in an effort to make it more relevant, efficient and effective. The 53 year-old charter under which DACOWITS operated focused on attracting more women to military service. Today's military, with more than 200,000 women currently on active duty, bears little resemblance to that of 1951. Accordingly, the Defense Department has developed an improved charter to better address the needs of women in the military and their professional development. The committee's new charter will also broaden its focus to include improving conditions for those who serve and their families, whose sacrifices are yet another form of service to the nation. The revised charter sets a priority on recruiting and retaining highly qualified professional women while considering the treatment, employment, integration, and well being of women service members.

53. GenderGap - American Women & The Military - TOC Comprehensive information on the history of women in the U.S. military. A chronological sequence beginning with the Revolution (17751783)to World War II. http://www.gendergap.com/military/usmil.htm

Table of Contents I. Introduction II. The Revolution (1775-1783) Women Were Active Participants Women Provisioned the Continental Army Women Denied the British and Tories Supplies ... After The Revolution III. War of 1812 (1812-1814) IV. Mexican War (1846-1848) V. Civil War (1861 -1865) Medical and Supply A. Nurses B. Dr. Mary Edwards Walker C. Clara Barton D. U.S. Sanitary Commission E. Christian Commission F. Women's Relief Society of the Confederate States Women Soldiers A. Union B. Confederacy Female Spies VI. Post Civil War Era (1866 -1897) VII. Spanish American War (1898) VIII. The 20th Century Army Nurse Corps Established Navy Nurse Corps Established IX. World War I (1914 - 1918) Nurses Women with ... Women Overseas Volunteers A. Doctors B. Ambulance Drivers Private Agencies A. American Red Cross B. Salvation Army C. YMCA D. YWCA X. XI. World War II (1941 - 1945) Nurses A. POW's B. Drafting Women Nurses Recruiting Women For the Military Women and the Army A. The WAC Women in the Navy Women in the Marine Corps Women in the Coast Guard ... Civilian Volunteers A.

54. Home Page Provides information for women who have served or are serving in any of the branches of the American military. http://www.militarywoman.org/

Welcome to MilitaryWoman.Org. This site is open for everyone's participation. We welcome your ideas for making this a useful site for women in the military, women contemplating military service, and women veterans. About Us Message Centers Military Woman Issues FAQ ... Privacy Policy Military Woman.org - Online since 1996 A meeting place for military women to exchange information unique to their military experience and to offer firsthand information to women thinking about a military career. This is a site where military women can: Share their views and experiences. Enjoy the camaraderie with other military women. Meet military women from other services to broaden their perspective and knowledge; dispel stereotypes; change paradigms. Hear from military women veterans who can share their experience and wisdom. Keep abreast of current womens' issues in our armed forces. Latest News 16 NOV 04: More then eight years after MilitaryWoman.org went online, a major upgrade has just been implemented. All message centers have been upgraded to the latest message center technology. This conversion process took two days to convert over 17,000 messages. With our new system, users can search all open forums by keywords. 16 NOV 04: Militarywoman.org has implemented a new contact us helpdesk. Please note that most questions can be answered in our interactive message centers.

55. Women Of Achievement And Herstory: Women's Military History A history of women in the military from the Revolutionary War to present day. Information about sexual harassment issues, current women veterans issues, http://www.undelete.org/spies.html

Women's Internet Information Network presents: Almost two millon women have served in the U.S. military and thousands more with the military forces of other nations. Military Women Casualties American Women in War Women Spies Surgeon, Spy and Suffragette Dr. Mary Walker ... Women's Recruiting Posters We are indebted to Captain Barbara A. Wilson for compiling the original materials in this section. Visit her extraordinary site on military women by clicking the icon, below. Please email military information, questions or comments on Military Women's History to: Captain Barb Captain Barbara A. Wilson, USAF (Ret) Irene Stuber, PO Box 6185, Hot Springs National Park, AR 71902. Email istuber@undelete.org with any corrections, additions, or suggestions. We are accepting donations to help offset the costs of posting and archiving of WOA. To receive the email versions of Women of Achievement and Herstory click here Undelete: Women's Internet Information Network Inc. A non profit organization dedicated to telling herstory. TOC WOAH About Us Catts Claws ... Home

56. Monuments And Memorials To Military Women military women s Memorial Monument, Elk Place at Cleveland Ave. , New Orleans. On Memorial Day, Wednesday, May 30, 1962, the military women s Memorial http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb/monuments2.html

Monuments and Memorials to Military Women - Part Two The New Jersey Monument The Women Veterans Monument stands out among markers lining the Memorial Walkway section at the Brig. Gen. William C. Doyle Veterans Memorial Cemetery in North Hanover, New Jersey. The monument is as unique as the women it honors. After ten years of planning and fund raising, the New Jersey Advisory Committee for Women Veterans dedicated the monument on June 6, 2003, the 59th anniversary of D-Day. The 30-inch high statue of a colonial era "Minutewoman" is shown wearing traditional Revolutionary War period clothing, carrying a weapon in one hand and holding a lantern in the other, while shielding a child. It shows the courage and conviction of women serving in times of conflict, according to Col. Maria Morgan, deputy adjutant of the New Jersey National Guard. "An often forgotten fact is that all the women veterans and all the women in uniform were the true volunteers always," said Morgan. The 100-pound statue sits atop a black pentagonal monolith, with each side representing one branch of the military displaying insignias of the Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard. The words "The Spirit of the American Woman Veteran" are inscribed on the bottom of the granite base. Col. Kathleen Morrissey, left and Capt. Lynn Molinaro, right, liaisons to the New Jersey Advisory Committee for Women Veterans talk to keynote speaker Brig. Gen. Wilma Vaught, U.S. Air Force (Ret) in front of the new monument to women who have served.

57. Military Women In Vietnam In Vietnam, Army, Navy and Air Force Nurses and Medical Specialists numbered over six thousand. This page discusses all women who served in Vietnam from 1964 to 1973. http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb/femvetsnam.html

Vietnam Southeast Asia Over 58,000 Americans killed, 200,000 wounded and Women Were There! After one of the most futile conflicts in the history of war, scorned by flag burners and shunned by citizens, G.I's returned to find respect for our troops hitting an all time low. The reaction of the American people to our military was despicable. It has taken years for many servicemen and women to get over it- and some have not. What is truly unconscionable in the annals of American military history is the fact that little or no data exists on the women who served and, yes, were injured or killed, in Southeast Asia during the Viet Nam era. Accurate records on how many women were there, what decorations they earned, where they served - and most important - what after effects they have suffered - and continue to suffer - are nonexistent. However from anecdotal reports, letters, from books by those who were there, from research papers by military historians, and from the excellent text "Women in the Military - An Unfinished Revolution", by Major General Jeanne Holm, USAF (Ret), we can glean the following overview. Over five hundred WACs were stationed in Vietnam.

58. GenderGap - Women In Government, Politics And The Military Information about women in government including state government, politics, political races, the military and women throughout military history. http://www.gendergap.com

O nce upon a time... strong, independent women were called witches and were burned at the stake...Today they're called feminists...they publish web pages, get flamed in e-mail and are blamed for most of society's problems...It's not perfect...but it's a lot better than the stake. ELECTIONS Welcome To GenderGap.com GG IN THE STATES This web site, like gender equality, is a work in progress. American women fought, suffered and sacrificed for the right to vote. They were jailed and jeered. Honor their effort by casting your ballot. The Elections section has information about past election including . It is also the place to go if you want to check out changes in the current Congress. Check your state to learn about the women who represent you in its Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches. Take a look at its voter, election and population stats. When did women win the right to vote and what did the voters say about the ERA? The GG in Government section is the place to go if you want to find out about the women who advise Presidents, make the nation's laws, preside over the courts or govern the states and cities.

59. Women In The Military Articles, discussion groups, bulletins, links, and more about women. http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/women_in_the_military

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60. Women Against Military Madness women Against military Madness is a nonviolent feminist grassroots group based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We work in solidarity with others to create a http://www.worldwidewamm.org/

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