America has been home to military women for a surprisingly long period of time. Disguised as men, small numbers of women served in combat in every war before the twentieth century, in which the United States was involved. With the wake of industrialism, American women developed skills that would become of great value to the military. Women dominated positions such as secretaries and phone operators. This would come into great demand by World War I. Non-aggressiv

I have come to realize that women do play important roles in the military services. Although I do not agree with the admittance of women to the ground force, I have also learned that women will always be involved. Many women have been abused and mistreated in the armed forces and I would like for us to recognize these wrongdoings and do something about them. What can we do to make it so women soldiers are treated differently? I have proposed two possible solutions to the problem.

e forms of military involvement, by women, should continue, since they have proven to be highly successful in those particular fields. Albert Speer, Adolf Hitler’s weapons production chief said “that women were equally effective, and for some skills, superior to males” (Binkin and Bach 9). Speer’s remark was made at the end of World War II. I think women do have certain skills that are superior to those men, but I am not so sure that their skills carry over to the battlefield, but rather to the office.

The first solution is to get them better involved socially among other soldiers, male and female. Men and women would attend group bonding sessions together to meet and learn about each other. This would make it so women would feel more comfortable with the people they may be going to war with. It will also show the men that women are acceptable to the combat community, which would decrease the chances of women being abused.

There is no doubt that men and women differ significantly when it comes to showing emotions. Women present themselves in a “kind” and “sympathetic” manne

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