81. AFRICAN-AMERICANS IN MILITARY HISTORY/Women Minerva Quarterly Report on women and the military 95677 Winter 1991. MinervaQuarterly Report on women and the military 137-13 Fall-Winter 1995. http://www.au.af.mil/au/aul/bibs/afhist/afwom.htm

AFRICAN-AMERICANS IN MILITARY HISTORY Table of Contents Internet Resources Videos General History ... World War II WOMEN Books Black Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia , editor, Darlene Clark Hine. Brooklyn, NY, Carlson Publishers, 1992. 2 v. The Military, pp 791-797 Book call no.: 920.72 B627 Black Women in the Armed Forces, 1942-1974: A Pictorial History , edited by Jesse L. Johnson. Hampton, VA, Johnson, 1974. 110 p. Book call no.: 355.8996073 J67bb Bragg, Janet Harmon. Soaring Above Setbacks: The Autobiography of Janet Harmon Bragg, African American Aviator . Washington, DC, Smithsonian Institution Press, 1996. 120 p. Book call no.: 92 B8133s Earley, Charity Adams. One Woman's Army: A Black Officer Remembers the WAC Book call no.: 92 E122o Freydberg, Elizabeth H. Bessie Coleman, The Brownskin Lady Bird . New York, Garland Pub., 1994. 156 p. Book call no.: 92 C6921f Putney, Martha S. When the Nation Was in Need: Blacks in the Women's Army Corps during World War II . Metuchen, NJ, Scarecrow Press, 1992. Book call no.: 940.5403 P993w

82. CNN - U.S. Capital Welcomes Memorial To Military's Women - October 17, 1997 CNN.com http://www.cnn.com/US/9710/17/womens.memorial/

U.S. capital welcomes memorial to military's women October 18, 1997 Web posted at: 12:04 a.m. EDT (0404 GMT) ARLINGTON, Virginia (CNN) In a city brimming with monuments, a memorial to women in the military is welcome "for the simple reason that our stories have never been told," says Katherine Keating, a former Navy captain who served during World War II. The $21.5 million memorial, ready for dedication Saturday at the entrance to Arlington National Cemetery, will honor the military service of nearly 2 million American women during conflict and peace, dating back to the Revolutionary War. But another goal, planners say, is to educate a public that knows little about the long and varied history of women in the U.S. armed forces. "It's a given that men served their country," said retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Jeanne Holm, who, in 1973, became the first woman in U.S. history to reach two-star rank. A L S O : Image Gallery Captain recalls her tour of duty in Desert Storm "It's not considered an obligation of citizenship for women." A unique feature of the memorial will be a computerized database with information by and about military women from the past, present and future.

83. Pennsylvania Military Museum in Boalsburg, Pennsylvaniathis museum dedicated by the State Historical and Museum Commission to preserve history and educate, as well as honor this state's Citizen soldier. Commemoration to the men and women of all branches of service is the museum's focus. Significant homefront efforts of the citizens are highlighted from the early French and Indian War through more recent conflicts of Vietnam and Desert Storm. http://www.psu.edu/dept/aerospace/museum/

84. British Won't Put Women On Military Front Lines -- The Washington Times May 25, 2002 British won't put women on military front lines By MichaelSmith LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPH. LONDON — The British military http://www.washtimes.com/world/20020525-12215150.htm

Front Page Nation/Politics World Commentary ... Employment Extra May 25, 2002 By Michael Smith LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPH      LONDON — The British military announced this week that women will not be allowed to serve on front lines because commanders believe it might stop soldiers from following orders in the heat of battle. Top Stories Where does blame lie? Bush promises to pre-empt terrorist plans PG school board offers Metts CEO post Episcopalians consecrate bishop ... Back to World Updated at 10:30 p.m. Musharraf Suggests Russian Mediation Arafat Offers Cabinet Posts to Hamas Fire Marrs Buckingham Palace Jubilee Aid Groups: Afghan Funds Drying Up ... Canadain PM Fires Finance Minister Updated at 10:30 p.m. Afghanistan ready for a new veneer Valve work delays shuttle two more days Storms cause new fires in west Israeli security acknowledges it erred ... Heater sparks $100,000 fire in LA mosque

85. The Miles Foundation Interpersonal violence; Domestic Violence; Sexual Assault; Sexual Harassment; military women; military Spouses; Child Abuse http://hometown.aol.com/milesfdn/myhomepage/index.html

htmlAdWH('7008291', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7009874', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help the miles foundation, inc. p. o. box 423 newtown, ct 06470-0423 telephone: 203.270.7861 email: Milesfdn@aol.com or milesfd@yahoo.com The Miles Foundation: Mission, Service and Advocacy The Miles Foundation is a private, non-profit organization providing comprehensive services to victims of violence associated with the military; furnishing professional education and training to civilian community-based advocates and military personnel; supporting research; serving as a resource center for policymakers, advocates, journalists, scholars, researchers and students; and serving to ensure that public policy is well-informed and constructive. The Foundation is responsible for the development of a coalition of advocates representing victims throughout the country and abroad currently fostering administrative and legislative initiatives to improve the military response. The Foundation and its partners drafted Improving the US Armed Forces Response to Violence Against Women: Recommendations for Change.

86. SilentWarriors.net Online Military Community! Information~Support~Friendship This site is dedicated to providing support and information to today's military wife. Find friendship in the forum, and information on a variety of topics, including women's health. http://www.silentwarriors.net

you are here SilentWarriors.net Home Popular Guides Honor the Flag FRG's Deployments Personal Safety ... List all Guides What's New? Military Time New feedback form Stateside installations Favorites FRG ideas Wedding helps Main Forum Message Boards Main Forum W elcome to SilentWarriors.net! We have a brand new look, but our goal is still the same- to provide military families with information and support regardless of rank, service, or status. Whether you are dating a military member, are planning your wedding, or have retirement checks coming in, we are here for you! Are you engaged to a soldier? Just starting to date a military member? Visit our message forum today! Please Excuse the mess! We are currently giving silentwarriors a 'face-lift.' The forums are ONLINE- please register Here You can access the forums by Clicking here. .. In the mean time we will continue with the new look and fix all the links. Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us Featured Etiquette Invitations How to respond!

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If you like our prints you're going to love our blanks. Check out the best "vintage" blanks in the business. We manufacture our own "Astro" label T and stock friendly brand names too. Check out our super cool transfers and our famous screens , including the world-famous Buddha! A selection you can't beat! We specialize in vintage clothing for wholesalers all over the world. More selection than anyone else! Thanks for making it our best MAGIC show ever! Thanks for the orders. Please note we DO NOT sell these garments individually, they are for wholesale industry only - minimum orders are $250. Have a look around and if you have a question, email us Quick Link to Clothing Home Tops for Men and Women - T Shirts (Silkscreens) - T Shirts (Transfers) - Jackets - Leathers - Long Sleeve Shirts - Short Sleeve Shirts - Sweaters Bottoms for Men and Women - Pants Women's - Dresses - Skirts Other Vintage Duds - Kids Clothing - Military - What's Old is New - Remade Vintage - Shoes - True Vintage Site Navigation - FAQ's - Contact Us Clothing Links T Shirts (Silkscreens) T Shirts (Transfers) Jackets Leathers ... True Vintage Site Links Home FAQ's Contact Us

88. ROCKY® Shoes And Boots, Inc. - High Quality Footwear Since 1932 Designs, develops, manufactures and markets quality men's and women's footwear, primarily rugged outdoor footwear, nonmilitary occupational footwear and handsewn casual footwear. (Nasdaq RCKY). http://www.rockyboots.com/

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89. Index Estonia. Production facilities include design and sewing clothes for men, women and child, sport and leisure clothes, working robe, military clothing and bedclothes. http://www.katrameks.ee

90. Women In The Military Books At HerMilitary.com women In The military Series. Title Author, Camouflage Isn't Only for CombatGender, Sexuality, women in the military Melissa S. Herbert / Paperback /. http://www.hermilitary.com/bookclub/militarywomen2.htm

Email Login Website Login Pick-up Ecard Explore Interests herMilitary Book Club Search Books: Free eBooks Over 2,500 Free Titles! Featured Selections Download Reader Children's Classics Classics ... Sci-Fi herMilitary Book Club Series The Maya Angelou Series Women Authors Series I Women Authors Series II Women Authors Series III ... Children's Classics Books For Sale Biographies Computers Education Ethnic ... Women's Biographies Women In The Military Series Series II A Historical Perspective Melissa S. Herbert / Paperback / Read Review Write Review Buy It Joan of Arc: A Military Leader Kelly Devries / Hardcover / 224 pages / 2000 Read Review Write Review Buy It One Woman's Army: A Black Officer Remembers the WAC (Military History Series Vol. 12) Charity A. Earley / Paperback / 232 pages / 1996 Read Review Write Review Buy It The Vietnam Women's Memorial Deborah Kent / Library Binding / 32 pages / 1995 The "Cornerstones of Freedom" detail important events in United States history. Children are given the sense of being witnesses to history-in-the-making...

91. Let's Get Sensible! Four short essays on abortion, gun control, women in the military, and school uniforms. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Grove/3778/

United Sensible Americans Let's Get Sensible! Day after day, I hear about and see the problems in our society. If you're like me, you take an interest in the happenings of "our world." This site depicts a few of the controversial issues our country faces at the present time. I encourage you to read the articles and respond. I welcome any and all comments as long as they pertain to the topics listed. If you wish to voice your opinion regarding any of the articles on this site, please feel free to E-mail them to me. (Do not put article related opinions in the Guestbook.) In the subject field, state the article title you are responding to. Derogatory, slanderous, and inappropriate comments are not welcomed. Abortion Take this survey to share your thoughts concerning abortion. Gun Control Women In the Military ... To Discuss These Issues in More Detail, Check Out and/or Join the United Sensible Americans Club! E-mail me! Established June 1999 Last updated July 17, 2000 Send me an Instant Message! This Diverse Views site owned by Julie Previous 5 Sites Previous Next ... List Sites This page hosted by Get your own Free Home Page

92. Government And Politics, Women's Studies Database - University Of Maryland military factsheet about women in the military selected data about women inthe military tailhook 91 (part 1, review of the navy investigations). http://www.mith2.umd.edu/WomensStudies/GovernmentPolitics/Military/

Military factsheet about women in the military selected data about women in the military tailhook 91 (part 1, review of the navy investigations) Women's Studies Home ... Reference Room This page is maintained by MITH Staff. Questions, comments, and/or suggestions should be directed to ws-editor@umail.umd.edu Last modified Monday, March 3, 2003

93. All About The Novel Voluntary Force Voluntary Force is a novel written for the silent women in uniform, the thousands of ordinary servicewomen who struggled for acceptance in the military. http://www.voluntaryforce.com/

Home Reviews Synopsis Ask the Author ... Autobiograpy Services The Catch-22 of the Sexual Revolution . . . First novel of its kind . . . a military novel with a woman's point of of view . . . . A military novel, Voluntary Force plunges the reader into the Catch-22 of an ordinary female soldier who struggles for acceptance in the peacetime military. If you have any interest in the sexual revolution and its effect on military history, then this novel will capture your imagination and take you back through a unique American experience. Title: VOLUNTARY FORCE Genre: Mainstream Fiction (Military Novel) Synopsis: The female protagonist in Voluntary Force , Ashton Sparks, and her WAC peers are transformed into Army officers in three months instead of four years at West Point. The novel plunges the reader into the Catch-22 of an ordinary female officer who struggles for acceptance in the peacetime military. The story is a battle of attrition with her winning by the smallest margin and leaving the battlefield with no more than a hollow victory. Voluntary Force is a character-driven story that will give millions of military women, yesterday's and today's, their own fictional heroine.

94. U.S. Navy Women In Vietnam A list of books and public documents. http://metalab.unc.edu/pub/academic/history/marshall/military/vietnam/navy_bibli

NAVY WOMEN Books and Public Documents Freedman, Dan, ed. [Nurses in Vietnam: The Forgotten Veterans]. Austin: Texas Monthly Press, 1987. Marolda, Edward J. [By Sea, Air, and Land: An Illustrated History of the U.S. Navy and the War in Southeast Asia]. Washington: Naval Historical Center, 1992. Marolda, Edward J. and Oscar P. Fitzgerald. [The United States Navy and the Vietnam Conflict]. Vol. 2, [From Military Assistance to Combat, 1959-1965]. Washington: Naval Historical Center, 1986. Marolda, Edward, J. and Pryce G. Wesley III. A Short History of the United States Navy and the Southeast Asian Conflict, 1950-1975]. Washington: Naval Historical Center, 1984. Marshall, Kathryn. [In the Combat Zone: An Oral History of American Women in Vietnam, 1966-1975]. Boston: Little, Brown and Co., 1987. Norman, Elizabeth. [Women at War: The Story of Fifty Military Nurses Who Served in Vietnam]. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1990. Summers, Harry G., Jr. [Vietnam War Almanac]. New York: Facts on File Publications, 1985. Uhlig, Frank Jr., ed. [Vietnam: The Naval Story]. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1986. U.S. Department of the Navy, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. [History of the Medical Department of the United States Navy, 1945-1955]. Washington: GPO, 1958. Walker, Keith. [A Piece of My Heart: The Stories of 26 American Women Who Served in Vietnam]. Novato, CA: Presidio Press, 1986. 80 Articles Alkana, Linda Kelly. "Women Warriors, Women Healers: American Women Military Nurses in Vietnam." [The Valley Forge Journal] 4 (December 1989): 352ff. Boling, Gerald R. "Navy Nurses, Male and Female, Tell About Their Profession." [Navy] 10 (August 1967): 21ff. Chapman, George. "Navy Corpsmen, Doctors, Nurses Set Record for Valor, Troop Survival in Viet Nam." [Navy] l3 (November 1970): 26ff. Fisichella, R.A. "Navy Hospital, Saigon." [Military Medicine]. (February 1966): 145ff. Graves, William S. "Its War No. 3 for 'the Angel of the Orient.'" [Navy] 9 (July 1966): 6ff. Kalisch, Philip A. and Margaret Scobey. "Female Nurses in American Wars: Helplessness Suspended for the Duration." [Armed Forces and Society] 9 (Winter 1983): 215ff. Kirk, Donald. "It Was 2:00 A.M. Saigon Time." [American Journal of Nursing] 65 (December 1965): 77ff. McClendon, Frank O., Jr. "Doctors and Dentists, Nurses and Corpsmen in Vietnam." U.S. Naval Institute [Proceedings] (Naval Review Issue) 96 (May 1970): 276ff. "Navy Nurseon Vietnam Duty." [RN]. (November 1968): 46ff. "Samaritans On Wings: Black Nurses in Vietnam." [Ebony] 25 (May 1970): 60ff. 81

95. Our Military Women Dedicated to women who served bravely in the United States military. http://home.stny.rr.com/jskelly/women.htm

"You Are My Special Angel" Sometimes when we think of the military we think of men. We forget that there are women serving our country too. This page is dedicated to those women who have bravely served. Women in Military Service for America Memorial They also served In Loving Memory ... Moving Wall Photos This page created: Thursday January 22, 1998 by: Background and some icons by: If you want to use any icons or the background, please link back to SandyMike Creations with the icon above: http://home.swbell.net/mnolin (Not to this site...who knows when they will change)....Thanks

96. Computers And Women: The Military Computers and networks reflect their military origins in the aggressive and result,computer use takes on culture and emotional associations hostile to women. http://www.ualberta.ca/~nfriesen/582/military.htm

Introduction History Rationality Military Women Pioneers Work-Place Architecture New Uses ... New Users the Military See histories of: ENIAC the first integrated circuit the Internet See also: History of Computing developed by J. A. N. Lee. From the development of metals in early societies to the creation of the Internet, military ends have often provided the impetus for technological progress. The development of the modern computer is no exception: The electronic computer itself, the integrated circuit and the Internet have all developed out of the American military-industrial complex. Computers and networks reflect their military origins in the aggressive and masculine technical vocabulary associated with them. For example: UNIX mail systems ask users to "kill" files or messages DOS screens ask users to "abort" an attempt WWW servers inform users of "fatal" errors As a result, computer use takes on culture and emotional associations hostile to women. Computer Industry: See Women in the computer industry in: "Logged on or Left Out?, a special report on women and computing." The realm of the computer industry seems to hold these associations, too: 69% of computer scientists in the U.S. are male, and women are not entering this field as quickly as they are other professions.

97. 1990 National Board Policy: Women In The Military Policy adopted by NOW in 1990 regarding women in the military. http://www.now.org/issues/military/policies/wim.html

WOMEN IN THE MILITARY WHEREAS , during the Equal Rights Amendment fight, our opposition effectively fanned the flames of fear that women would be drafted and thrown into foxholes in some strange and distant country; and WHEREAS , with women soldiers playing a more significant role in the Persian Gulf than ever before in our military history, we may have an unprecedented opportunity to bring to an end the long debate over whether women should be in combat, to expand career opportunities for women in the military and to remove what has been an overwhelming obstacle to women's equality and the Equal Rights Amendment; and WHEREAS , exclusion of women from positions arbitrarily defined as "combat" is based on archaic ideas of what women and men are physically and emotionally capable of doing and outdated ideas of what modern military theory and combat are; and WHEREAS , the definition of "combat" is ambiguous and varies from branch to branch; armed conflicts since World War II rarely involve readily definable front-lines, rear echelon units may be a 30 second missile flight from the so-called front-line, and in modern military theory rear support troops are destroyed first before assaulting those up front; and WHEREAS , the combat exclusion does not protect women; 80-90% of the casualties in conflicts since World War II have been civilians and the majority have been women and children; women and children are subjected to violence every day on the streets and in our homes; rather than creating restrictions on women under the guise and illusion of protection, we would all be better protected by seeking diplomatic, economic and other non-violent ways to resolve international differences other than armed conflict; and

98. Guide To Archival Resources For War Related Material Materials relevant to women’s experience of war and military life; ranging fromparticipation in wartime activities as civilians, underground or enlisted http://www.info.library.yorku.ca/depts/asc/Resource_Guides/guide_to_war_and_conf

Contents Introduction War and Conflict Related Subject Classifications Fonds/Collection Listing by Subject Classification: Arms Race Audio/Visual Material Correspondence/Diaries Dramatizations ... Weaponry Women/War/Military World War I World War II Women/War/ Military Materials relevant to women’s experience of war and military life; ranging from participation in war-time activities as civilians, underground or enlisted military personnel, to anti-war and protest activities, to experiences as victim(s)/survivor(s) of war. Fonds # Fonds/Collection Name Ray Stevenson fonds Dorothy Stepler fonds Nancy Pocock fonds E.A. Beder fonds Margaret Laurence fonds Major Addison Alexander Mackenzie fonds Beer family fonds Toronto Telegram fonds Last Updated 2000/07/19

99. GenderGap - American Women And The Military Comprehensive information on the history of women in the U.S. military. A chronological sequence beginning with the Revolution (17751783)to World War II. http://www.gendergap.com/military/USmil.htm

100. H-Minerva Discussion Network Information on the study of women and war and women in the military, worldwide and in all historical areas. Affiliated with the Minerva Center, a nonprofit educational foundation. http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~minerva/

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