More On Womens History Month

Betty "Tack" Blake was believed to be the last surviving graduate of the first Women’s Airforce Service Pilot training class...

Who were the trailblazers? Here are their stories.

Fewer than 100 military women have been held as POWs throughout American history.

When Janie L. Mines arrived at the Naval Academy, the academy wasn't ready for women.

Here's a look at just a few women who put themselves in harm's way to protect our way of life.

Until 1970, pregnant women in the military had a choice: get an abortion or get out. Ruth Bader Ginsburg helped change that.

Lorraine Mulvaney Vogelsang joined the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps in 1943, one year after President Franklin Roosevelt...

Cathay Williams, the only female Buffalo soldier, originally was captured as "contraband" by the Union Army during the Civil...

The fighting women of Stalingrad that held off the Germans' attack for two days had just graduated from high school.

With other partisans from the Vilnius Ghetto, Vitka Kempner fought back against Nazi occupation.