Annotated Bibliography: Should Women Be Allowed In Combat
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Surname, name
Name of Institution
Rationale
The rationale of this bibliography is to find sources of information on the role of women in the military and their role in combat. The bibliography looks at sources that are against having women in combat roles, sources that advocate women playing combat roles. The bibliography also looks at the performance of the women that have had combat roles and the challenges they have faced.
Kirkwood, R.C. (2008)"Women Should Not Be Eligible for the Draft." Military Draft. Ed. Viqi Wagner. Detroit: Greenhaven Press. Opposing Viewpoints. Rpt. from "What Kind of Nation Sends Women into Combat?" LewRockwell.com.
The Writer. This source is written by a syndicated columnist who served in the Commission on the Assignment of women in the Armed Forces. The Publication. The publication that the author …show more content…
(2008) “Physical Differences Make Women Incompetent in Combat Roles” Should Women Be Allowed in Combat in the U.S. Armed Forces? Ed. Diane Andrews Henningfield. Detroit: Greenhaven Press. At Issue. Rpt. from "GI Jane, Again: The Army Tries to Sneak Women into Combat, and Some Congressmen Try to Stop It." National Review (6 June 2005).
The Writer. The writer is a professor of national-security affairs at the Naval War College in Newport. The Publication. The publication is the National Review which is a conservative news organization. The Summary. The source looks at the physical limitations of women and behavioral issues that would result if they would be allowed to have combat roles. The Stance. The source is against women playing combat roles. The Use. I will use this source to find out the results that will result from having men and women operating together in combat.
Vlahos, K.B. (2010) "Women Are Not Prepared to Serve in Combat." Armed Forces. Ed. Louise Gerdes. Detroit: Greenhaven Press. Opposing Viewpoints. Rpt. from "Women at War." American Conservative 7 (7 Apr. 2008):
Surname, name
Name of Institution
Rationale
The rationale of this bibliography is to find sources of information on the role of women in the military and their role in combat. The bibliography looks at sources that are against having women in combat roles, sources that advocate women playing combat roles. The bibliography also looks at the performance of the women that have had combat roles and the challenges they have faced.
Kirkwood, R.C. (2008)"Women Should Not Be Eligible for the Draft." Military Draft. Ed. Viqi Wagner. Detroit: Greenhaven Press. Opposing Viewpoints. Rpt. from "What Kind of Nation Sends Women into Combat?" LewRockwell.com.
The Writer. This source is written by a syndicated columnist who served in the Commission on the Assignment of women in the Armed Forces. The Publication. The publication that the author …show more content…
(2008) “Physical Differences Make Women Incompetent in Combat Roles” Should Women Be Allowed in Combat in the U.S. Armed Forces? Ed. Diane Andrews Henningfield. Detroit: Greenhaven Press. At Issue. Rpt. from "GI Jane, Again: The Army Tries to Sneak Women into Combat, and Some Congressmen Try to Stop It." National Review (6 June 2005).
The Writer. The writer is a professor of national-security affairs at the Naval War College in Newport. The Publication. The publication is the National Review which is a conservative news organization. The Summary. The source looks at the physical limitations of women and behavioral issues that would result if they would be allowed to have combat roles. The Stance. The source is against women playing combat roles. The Use. I will use this source to find out the results that will result from having men and women operating together in combat.
Vlahos, K.B. (2010) "Women Are Not Prepared to Serve in Combat." Armed Forces. Ed. Louise Gerdes. Detroit: Greenhaven Press. Opposing Viewpoints. Rpt. from "Women at War." American Conservative 7 (7 Apr. 2008):