Women in the Civil War

There have been women fighting wars since the beginning of america. The first known woman to enlist was deborah sampson, who led a raid that captured 15 men. By world war one, women didn't have to drag race their way into service. They were actually allowed to enlist in nineten 18 ofamay johnson was the first woman to join the united states marine corps,. And they came to be known as the marionets - which is really just giving the enemy unrealistic expectations of what their legs should look like by world two. America had a shortage of pilots, so women were trained to fly military aircrafts. Women even had to fill in for man splan