During World War II, women were largely excluded from combat roles due to prevailing societal norms and beliefs about gender roles, which viewed men as warriors and women as caregivers. While some countries did allow women to serve in auxiliary or support roles, such as nurses, clerks, and in munitions factories, the dominant military policies prioritized male combatants. Cultural perceptions of women's physical and emotional capabilities further contributed to their limited participation in direct combat. However, many women did take on significant responsibilities and made vital contributions to the war effort in various capacities.
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Axis powers.
Southeast Asia (Vietnam), Asia (Korea), Pacific (WW2), CBI (China, Burma, India Theater WW2).
many men were in the military
In World War Two it was not socially acceptable for women to fight, so no women were soldiers.
That Negros couldnt fight
because they couldnt choose who was going to war
fist them
took to much viagra and couldnt fight the bulge
the weakness was that he couldnt fight cause he was cool
Starting in WW2 and ending AFTER the Vietnam War in 1975: 1. WAVES-Women Allowed to Volunteer for Emergency naval Service 2. WACs-Women's Army Corps 3. WAFs-Women in the Air Force 4. WM-Women Marines All were designed by our WW2 forefathers to allow the men to fight; while the women supported them.
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Axis powers.
In WW2.
woman couldnt vote
they had to do chores, they couldnt remarry or ask for a divorce. they were servants to men in the family and they couldnt go to school... you should just google it
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