Forgotten Warriors: A History of Women on the Front Line by Sarah Percy (Author)

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Forgotten Warriors: A History of Women on the Front Line by Sarah Percy (Author)ISBN: 9781529344325 Publisher : John Murray, 22 Jun. 2023 Paperback, 416 pages From Boudicca to Ukraine, battlefields have always contained a surprising number of women. Tracing the long history of female fighters, Forgotten Warriors puts the record straight, exploring how war became an all male space, and getting to the bottom of why women were allowed to be astronauts a full thirty years before they were allowed to fight in combat. From the Mino,

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