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In the United States, about two million men volunteered for World War I.
Yes, men and women did fight in World War I, although their roles were usually segregated. Men were primarily the combat soldiers, while women served in a variety of other capacities such as nursing, clerical work, and manufacturing munitions. Some women also served as spies and in auxiliary military roles.
Very few women 'fought' in World War 1. Over 30 million men fought, & more than 8 million men died.
Between the armed forces, navy, and air force, about 13 million American men and women served in WW2 (450,000 died, 950,000 were injured).
Thousands of women in Britain served in all the armed services, some were pilots ferrying aircraft. Many served with the fire services in the blitz and similar units and they formed the Land Army to work on farms and similar. Of course many replaced men who were conscripted into the armed forces in the factories. Lastly many brave women fron Britain spent time and their lives working with the resistance on the Continent. There were many women who were involved in WWII. Many women became more involved in the war and did the jobs that men did. But if you're asking for famous women the only one I can think of is Eva Braun (Hitler's wife) and I think Anne Frank.
During the course of the whole war it is estimated that around 1.1 million Canadians served. Both men and women.
The answer to your question: 16,353,700 men & women served in the armed forces during World War Two.
In the United States, about two million men volunteered for World War I.
Approximately sixteen million men and women served in the United States military during World War II.
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Yes, men and women did fight in World War I, although their roles were usually segregated. Men were primarily the combat soldiers, while women served in a variety of other capacities such as nursing, clerical work, and manufacturing munitions. Some women also served as spies and in auxiliary military roles.
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Eligible men were usually drafted and served in the military (mostly Army), while women worked as nurses and in factories. There were male/female farmers, railroad workers and a few other civilian tasks, but, most men served in the military and most women worked in factories. A few women served in the military, but, these were volunteers (99% of the time).
Over a Million men went to war and 350,000 women served in World War 2.
Women have recorded many years of exemplary service to the US Army. They have proven they can compete on even ground with men for most jobs. The jury still is out for a determination if women are equal to men in intensive combat training. Most issues are related to the physical strength differences between men and women. The bottom line is that women have served in extremely valuable capacities in the US Army.