The Recruiting Slogan "Release a Man for Combat" for the Women's

question 26

Multiple Choice

The recruiting slogan "Release a man for combat" for the Women's Auxiliary Corps (WACs) signifies that _.

• A) most WACs were assigned to defense companies where they worked as riveters
• B) women faced different and often less-dangerous risks than men in the military
• C) both men and women in the American military actively participated in combat
• D) women in the military were usually relegated to office jobs and other positions traditionally held by females

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