A String of Pearls - America Goes to War (Episode #4) 

....as a grateful woman who did not serve, thank you much, your Honor..:)

Absolutely. Strong women whose strength changed the world.

Spot on!

NO HE WASN'T

This also helped me with my school work.

Yes, Hitler insisted on their being baby factories and not working. It was a disastrous decision, even though the Nazis had all that slave labor and impressed workers from the occupied countries. Oddly enough, one of Hitler's closest confidantes was a woman pilot who was the Nazi equivalent of a WASP.

True. Right behind declaring war on the Country whose Economy was larger than the rest of the world's combined. A Country they had zero chance of invading or even hurting at all other than sinking some ships off the coast which were rebuilt faster than they could ever hope to sink them. Oh and invading a Country with the largest land mass on earth with a military that was built for short, regional wars.

Any idea who sings this? Sounds like Woody Guthrie but I can't seem to find it anywhere else.

Sounds like a young willie Nelson 🤔

They are on on episode #9 o man... They segregated the war even. Most likely for the best, they were able to thrive without the white guys bringing them down. They all did great! I wish things could be different but some people show their ignorance in ways that make even some tuff guys wonder.

Ethan Allen how many of those women did you ever meet? Farm women always worked both in the house and in the barns and fields and no decent farmer ever complained that his wife was masculine, we are simply competent in many things that are important to our lives and farming success. My mom worked at Pioneer Parachute during the war. My mother was beautiful, with her hair done in curlers every night to look good each day and makeup on whenever she went out which was typical of women of that time. She was slim and trim and took pride in being a woman and passed that on to me. The fact that women fought to keep jobs meant that war widows and divorced women for once had a chance to take care of their children while married women could help with the family finances to finally fill the dreams that the soldiers fought for; a decent home in a safe neighborhood with some luxuries like an electric refrigerator and a clothes dryer. When my dad got out of the service he took classes under the GI Bill to become a high school grad and a journeyman electrician while both of my parents worked night shift at Pratt & Whitney and my grandparents babysat. A man such as yourself that cannot appreciate the work these women did and the example they set for their children is the kind that hard working self respecting women would reject, which may account for your attitude.

Ethan Allen you win the misogynist prize of the year for sure. As a veteran officer only two years from retirement myself I find your dated views disgusting. But it’s surely been my pleasure serving on behalf of someone as backward thinking as you, even if you find my uniform masculine. You can just call me Colonel. Or Your Honor, that is if my judicial robe isn’t too masculine for you too.

...get a life loser....

Strength is not masculine or feminine, it’s human.

Troll.

Ethan Allen it’s a song about the period. Good Lord you really are a moron.

...really? truly?? ‘sickening’..?? You became ill hearing it?? are there not more important things for you to be spending your time at, somewhere? perhaps an incel-anon meeting somewhere?

You get sick awfully easily.