Women's Battalion of Death 10th Anniversary Edition | WW1 FULL MOVIE | 1080P FULL HD | English Subs
In the 1930s, with the black clouds of war gathering over the skies of Europe once more, the Soviet Union under Josef Stalin pushed to demonstrate its technical prowess to the rest of the world, particularly in the air, where the Soviets established a number of endurance records for aircraft. To demonstrate how far the Soviet Union had come culturally, a number of these record-breaking efforts included female pilots and aircrew, and none were more famous than Marina Raskova. Often credited as the Soviet Union’s Amelia Earhart, Raskova was the first woman to qualify as a navigator in the Soviet Air Force in 1933 and was part of a record-breaking attempt for female aviators that saw her crew fly over 4,000 miles in a converted DB-2 long range bomber. This earned her celebrity status in the Soviet Union and crucially, influence over Stalin himself. For when war would finally break out between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany, Raskova would come to Stalin with a plan for women to join the men in the fight against fascist tyranny. This plan would result in one of the most famous flying units of World War II – the Night Witches. Welcome to Wars of the World.
Grim Facts About Russia's All-Female Battalion Of Death
The Russian Night Witches of World War II
WOMEN'S TROOPS. Parade in Minsk. Who is "cooler" Army or Police?
WOMEN'S TROOPS at the Parade in honor of Independence Day (75 years of the liberation of Belarus from the Nazi invaders) in Minsk on July 3, 2019 parade. The song from the repertoire of Irina Savitskaya "Women in uniform" sings vocal group SYBROЎKI (Military Academy of the Armed Forces of Belarus)
Women are the jewels of the population and are more valuable than men
The globalist has been using their influence to lower the global birthrate, and one tactic they're implementing is by promoting women to join the armed forces. If a women is to have two children per average and she was killed during combat, then all the potential children she would have had in the future is no longer apparent. If she happens to be injured during battle, her chances would also decrease.
If you study history in ancient times all over the world, the people were smart enough to realize that women are not built for war; they're designed to give birth and bring up children. Men, on the other hand, have always been expendable when it comes to war. You can have a hundred men, ninety-nine can be killed, and, as long as you have one man left, he can impregnate one hundred females. When you have large numbers of women who perished in war, it's hard to recover the lost population because fewer women, means fewer children.
The Roman Empire and European tribes rarely or never allowed women to go and fight in wars. The idea of women joining the armed forces is promoted by globalist organizations and on the Zionist mainstream media.
In a practical sense, you may have women in the armed forces, but are separate from men and never on the front lines. Women are the jewels of the population and are more valuable than men, without women, you don't have a civilization, and you don't have a future. That's why we're losing our rights and countries because we're not producing enough children.
How to jump from a helicopter and make it to a wedding on time – Female Battalion Ep.25
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You have a mandatory parachute jump and one of your best friends’ wedding on the same day. So, what do you do? Both, of course, if you’re a member of Russia’s female battalion. However, bad weather delays the free-fall helicopter jump and heavy traffic slows the cadets’ return to the academy. Back at the barracks, the girls change from paratroopers to bridesmaids in just a matter of minutes and then sprint to the wedding in high heels. But will they make it in time for the ceremony?
Women in combat.
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Sexual assault in the United States military.
Jump to navigation Jump to search Sexual assault in the United States armed forces is an ongoing issue which has received extensive media coverage in the past several years. At least 32% of U.S. military women report having been sexually assaulted, and up to 80% have been sexually harassed.[1] A 2011 report found that women in the U.S. military were more likely to be raped by fellow soldiers than they were to be killed in combat.[2][irrelevant citation
Rape in the military: exposing the shocking truth