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Girls in the Military

For many years, girls were not allowed into the military. The stance that the military had on women enrolling into their armed services was well known as a negative one. During such times as World War I, World War II, India, many women in were not allowed into the military and instead were expected to work at the textile factories and other industries to help benefit their family as well as any sort of military textiles and supplies that were needed.

Thanks to those who sought and flocked to enact girls into the military, there are now women who served proud for our country. There are many women and young girls that enlist into the military everyday. Their reasoning is for enlisting into the military are as wide and as different as those who are there. Many women enlist into various branches of the military as a result of having been in school activities that word created around military functions, the most common organization being ROTC. Is often during high school that many women find that they have a great interest in the military. Other women may find that they enroll in the military because they want to serve their country while there are those who may enlist in the military to further their college education.

The belief that women cannot to do a man’s job is in large misconception. As a matter of fact there are many women that can do a job just as well if not better than many of their male comrades in their troops. There are also gray advancements for Wayne and within the military. There are women better high-ranking officers and have a large amount of soldiers under them. Such said women are given high regards in the military by their peers and those of the society alike. Giving women in the opportunity to enroll in the military and defend our country has been sent to be credited to the fact that there were not enough men to serve in the military. This statement is greatly false, as it was the fact that women sought the quality to also serve with her fellow man in defending the United States. A lot can be said about those women that serve in the military. Not only by the strong and independent women that they have truly set the pathways for other women to follow in their footsteps with her own personal military careers.

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