Why Women Fight : The Long History of Women in Combat by Preston, Victoria

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Why Women Fight : The Long History of Women in Combat by Preston, VictoriaAuthor: Preston, Victoria Military history Published on 9 July 2026 by The History Press Ltd in the United Kingdom. Hardback 20 Illustrations, black and white 164 x 243 x 25 444g Why do women fight in wars? The short answer is simply that women, like men, fight because they must. The longer answer is inevitably more complex. Why Women Fight is a look into what drives women to take up arms, examining these reasons through the lives of individuals on

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