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Arms and the women

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MUIR Kate

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Sinclair-Stevenson Ltd., 1992Description: 209pISBN:

185619115X (hbk.)

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Summary: Western women train for combat join the ranks of fighter pilots, artillery gunners and foot soldiers. As the barriers crash down in Britain and America in the wake of the women who fought and died in the Gulf War. The arguments for and against women fighting on the frontllines, shoulder to shoulder with men.

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Western women train for combat join the ranks of fighter pilots, artillery gunners and foot soldiers. As the barriers crash down in Britain and America in the wake of the women who fought and died in the Gulf War. The arguments for and against women fighting on the frontllines, shoulder to shoulder with men.

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