Women in the British Army

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Examining women's roles in warfare, this study delves into their participation in the British army during both World Wars and beyond. Lucy Noakes highlights the challenges women faced in gaining acceptance within a male-dominated military, revealing how their presence disrupted traditional gender roles and identity. The book explores the tension between the army's need for female labor and its desire to maintain a masculine environment, providing a compelling analysis of women's impact on military culture throughout the twentieth century.