More can be written, but to start, you might like to see this discussion: "How many female soldiers saw combat in WW2?" . /u/fell-like-rain had a direct answer. /u/Searocksandtrees and Georgy_K_Zhukov linked to previous discussions by /u/Bernardito (the British case that they already pointed to), /u/Georgy_K_Zhukov (including about video games and a Battlefield game specifically), and armdoc.

This is not to discourage discussion. Further questions, data, and debate are welcome.

I have previously written on the case of Battlefield V and the case of British women in this post. If you have any further questions about this, the reception of Battlefield V, or the case of "historical accuracy", feel free to ask.

Hi, as you can imagine, this video game has generated several questions in this sub. While you're waiting for answers here, check out these ones:

• /u/Bernardito on the British army in In the New Battlefield V Trailer, a women is seen fighting as a British Soldier. Is this realistic for the British army or armies at the time to have women as frontline soldiers ?

• /u/fell_like_rain on the Soviet army in How many female soldiers saw combat in WW2?, which also includes links to a couple of more threads on the Soviets, as well a few more giving examples of women's participation in various other militaries

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