The presence of women in the military increased again during World War Two, but women continued to mainly be involved in nursing and therapy positions rather than combat. However, women were being formally trained as officers during the First and Second World Wars and series of congressional bills were put forth to encourage more female support for American troops in the war cause. Many uniformed women served in North Africa during World War Two, which greatly affected the lives of all American women. Women who were not directly involved in combat normally had husbands who were. In their husband's absence, women were encouraged to work. The proliferation of women's work dramatically altered the American female experience. However, the social progress made during the 1940s was about to take a step backwards when the men returned from combat and the baby booming began.

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