Her cold war: women in the U.S. military, 1945-1980
"In the late 1940s, defense officials structured women's military roles on the basis of gender differences, presuming women's and men's biological differences made it necessary to create distinct opportunities - and limitations - for servicewomen. Classified as noncombatants, ser...
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Zusammenfassung: | "In the late 1940s, defense officials structured women's military roles on the basis of gender differences, presuming women's and men's biological differences made it necessary to create distinct opportunities - and limitations - for servicewomen. Classified as noncombatants, servicewomen filled roles that they might hold in civilian life, such as secretarial or nursing positions. Defense officials also created regulations that prohibited pregnant women and mothers from remaining in the military, and encouraged many women to end their service commitment early if they married. But by the 1970s many servicewomen, joined in the civilian world by second-wave feminists, called for a broader definition of equality free of gender-based service restrictions. Women's continued exclusion from combat roles signaled that servicewomen would only be equal with men when they shared responsibility in all aspects of national defense, including combat (which remained a prerequisite for promotion leadership positions). Many of the battles that Tanya Roth's subjects fought paved the way for other servicepeople, including people with disabilities, LGBT and gender nonconforming people, noncitizens, and more. Like women during the Cold War, these members of the military have had and continue to fight a war with some victories and many institutional and social obstacles"-- |
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Contents Acknowledgments, xi Abbreviations in the Text, xv Introduction, і Constructing Womanpower Part I A Shared Responsibility Defining Sexual Integration In the Early Cold War 1 A Nucleus of Women in a Nuclear Age, 21 2 The Real Miss America, 40 Recruiting Womanpower 3 You in the Service, 60 Training Uncle Sam’s Nieces Partii The Possibilities and Problems of Wielding Womanpower 4 Unequaled in the Civilian World, 81 Working for Uncle Sam 5 The Possibility of Maternity, too Motherhood and Military Service 6 Top Secret and Obscene, 119 Sex and the American Servicewoman
Part III Integration Is Not Enough Changes from Within and Without 7 Catalysts for Womanpower, 141 The Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services 8 Battling for Equality, 159 Challenging Military Limitations 9 Reimagining Equality, 179 10 Second-Class Soldiers, 199 Conclusion, 215 Key Dates in Women’s Military History, 227 Women Military Leaders, 229 Notes, 231 Bibliography, 277 Index, 291 |
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Contents Acknowledgments, xi Abbreviations in the Text, xv Introduction, і Constructing Womanpower Part I A Shared Responsibility Defining Sexual Integration In the Early Cold War 1 A Nucleus of Women in a Nuclear Age, 21 2 The Real Miss America, 40 Recruiting Womanpower 3 You in the Service, 60 Training Uncle Sam’s Nieces Partii The Possibilities and Problems of Wielding Womanpower 4 Unequaled in the Civilian World, 81 Working for Uncle Sam 5 The Possibility of Maternity, too Motherhood and Military Service 6 Top Secret and Obscene, 119 Sex and the American Servicewoman
Part III Integration Is Not Enough Changes from Within and Without 7 Catalysts for Womanpower, 141 The Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services 8 Battling for Equality, 159 Challenging Military Limitations 9 Reimagining Equality, 179 10 Second-Class Soldiers, 199 Conclusion, 215 Key Dates in Women’s Military History, 227 Women Military Leaders, 229 Notes, 231 Bibliography, 277 Index, 291 |
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