No, this career field is currently closed to women. However, Army Special Operations Command has started creating Cultural Support Teams (CST). These teams are groups of women who accompany special operations teams into areas where the interaction between local women and male special operations personnel would be considered inappropriate, namely countries in the Middle East and Africa. Women who pass the training to become a member of a CST are awarded the MOS of 38B and are apart of Civil Affairs and PsyOps Command, which is a subordinate command of Army Special Operations Command.
There are also Female Engagement Teams (FETs) in both the Army and Marines, however, they are attached to Infantry and Armor units, not SOF units. Members of CSTs go through a more rigorous selection and training process than FET members because of the unique nature of special operations missions.
The Old Front Line was created in 1917.
A blue triangle.The cold front symbol is a line with triangles on one sidea line with triangels on top
women get mailed
yes
women cou;dt fight in wars because it was aligle and the boys thought girls where to week
yes, they should be allowed to. women should be treated equaly to men.
In WWII, on the Russian front, there were women fighter pilots, snipers, radio operators, medics but I don't think front line infantry. During the Israeli war of 1948, they were on the front lines, but I don't know what capacity.
I think the all women should fight in front lines in the war because if the women are brave to take care of their kids while their men is in the war the should they are also able to fight in the front lines in the war.
Women are not officially allowed to be on the front line but because of the nature of being close to an area where fighting is going on, it is possible for women to be involved in it. Many countries allow females to be front line troops. Of those that do the date will vary according to the country in question.
In the Navy they were used to fight the ships the same as the men and every roll that could be done by men. With the exception of front line invantory troops.
women are aloud on the front line but as medics and are now aloud to join the 2nd line of defence
No. They stayed at home helping on the home front.
Some women did fight in World War 2. Some were nurses, some had desk jobs, and some were spies. Some were just women in the line of fire.
There were no women in the front line forces of any army at that time.
Women were left to stand the home front while the men went off to fight in WWII.
No! There were camp followers, but no front line soldiers. Women might have driven wagons or been nurses.
The could not fight in combat. The women in the military could learn to use guns but they could not fight in the front lines. They were also not supposed to get pregnant, esp. out of wedlock.