After World War 2 American society faced different changes because of the war. For example because men were gone off to war women had to join the work force and even after the war they wanted to stay in it. Women stayed in the workforce even after their husbands came home. The role of...
Essay about Women in the Workforce World War II was the first time that women were greatly encouraged to join the workforce. Nearly 6 million women took industrial jobs such as steel plants, shipyards, and lumber mills at the urging of the government and media (“Women of the Century”). ...
Alongside truck production, spare parts production and repair of chassis and engines grew in importance with new skilled staff to handle the increasing production and managed more automation or streamline in the process due to a lower workforce, enlisted in the army. Thus, the company recruited wo...
When the Royal New Zealand Army Logistic Regiment (RNZALR) was formed in 1996 through the amalgamation of the RNZCT, RNZAOC, RNZEME, and the All-Arms Quartermaster functions, it needed a new motto — one that would respect its heritage while uniting its many trades and traditions. The sele...
Secret workforce, mainly made up of unskilled young girls, boys, women, elderly men and a handful of engineers, built almost half of 22,000 Spitfires, other half built at the shadow factory in Castle Bromwich. An achievement that was instrumental in winning the Battle of Britain. Witnesses ...
The Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD, "Reich Labour Service") was a major organisation established by Nazi Germany as an agency to help militarize the civilian workforce and indoctrinate it with Nazi ideology. It was the official state labour service, divided into separate sections for men and women. ...
with women composing 36 percent of the workforce. At the end of the war, most women reported to the Department of Labor that they planned on keeping their current jobs. The Jane Amsbergs of the country had found a larger economy–stemming from the Greek word“oikonomia”or household managemen...
...then it's for the better they will be used mainly in some central european climate! ;) No, Germany needs to contribute some of its soldiers too - preferably more from the Northeast, and less from the Southwest :))I'm sure we can scrape something together...Do you accept women too...