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Resistance movements, notably in Europe during WW2 or the 'civil war' in Darfur, have commonly deployed women in combat roles. It might be interesting to think
by cess11 2y ago
Resistance movements, notably in Europe during WW2 or the 'civil war' in Darfur, have commonly deployed women in combat roles.
It might be interesting to think about what sets them apart from regular armies, which have often had trouble in this area.
- kjkjadksj 2y agoThe only requirement of a resistance movement is knowing to aim a gun and pull a trigger because you are desperate for a force at all. History is littered with such groups enlisting children who meet that criteria.
- cess11 2y agoI think you ought to meet some people in such a movement, the one in Rojava for example, and read about irregular, guerilla, warfare. You're confusing the requirements and needs with regular armies.