Since World War I, women have played an increasingly more important role in all theatres of military operation (Women’s Services, Military 633). In most countries, women were not trained for battle but were employed in non- combat assignments that relieved men for war duty. They

It is pretty safe to say that the abilities of women span far beyond the scope of the news world. It is just sad that it required something as devastating as a World War for women to be seen and heard. What is even more puzzling is, despite their phenomenal efforts, women basically had no choice but to return to their traditional roles so men could resume their positions in the work force (Wolff 2). In a time of extreme male dominance, it appeared that the women’s contributions, although monumental, went somewhat unappreciated and dismissed. Nevertheless, the women of World War II can hold their heads high and walk proud as they paved the way for generations to follow, proving that if given the chance, they too can dominate. (730)

The Women’s Army Corps (WAC) became a part of the United States Army on July 1, 1943 (Women’s Army Corps); never before had women, with the exception of nurses, served within the ranks of the U.S. Army. The Women’s Army Corps allowed more than one hundred fifty thousand women to contribute to the war effort. Women could now take on more nontradi

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