In some countries it is mandatory that people above a certain age are inducted into the armed forces. Other countries have none at all.
Soldiers were service men and women who enlisted or were drafted into the armed forces of the various countries involved.
In the USA women joined the military during WW2 in order to:Serve as nurses and do administrative or aviation work in the armed forces.To do jobs in the US left vacant by officers and enlisted men who left for the war front.Because they wanted to serve their country and help gain victory over the enemies.In the UK: Women enlisted for the same reasons but there were not enough women enlisted so the British Government had to conscript (draft) many more women to their armed forces.In Australia, New Zealand, and Canada: They joined for the same reasons the American women joined.
No during world war one women didn't serve in the army
In the USA women joined the military during WW2 in order to:Serve as nurses and do administrative or aviation work in the armed forces.To do jobs in the US left vacant by officers and enlisted men who left for the war front.Because they wanted to serve their country and help gain victory over the enemies.In the UK: Women enlisted for the same reasons but there were not enough women enlisted so the British Government had to conscript (draft) many more women to their armed forces.In Australia, New Zealand, and Canada: They joined for the same reasons the American women joined.
men were at war in armed services
administration y clerical work
Women, while not enlisted in the armed forces at the time, landed on the beaches of Normandy during the days following D-Day, after the beaches had been cleared. These women took to the beach as Red Cross workers to assist with the dead and dying that laid on the beach after the landing.
The possessive form for the 'department for women' is the women's department.
They were barred from combat.
Memorial Day honors the men and women of the United States who died while serving their country in the Armed Services.
As of recent data, approximately 1.3 million active-duty personnel serve in the U.S. armed forces, with women making up about 17% of this total. In addition to active-duty members, there are over 800,000 reserve and National Guard personnel, with women also representing a growing percentage in these components. The exact numbers can fluctuate due to recruitment and retention trends. For the most current statistics, it's advisable to refer to official military reports or the Department of Defense.
Of course it can be. The holiday; however, is to honor men and women in the Armed Services who gave their lives in service to their country.