31.   They perform more of the galley functions, while the women by and large serve the meals and beverages.

32.   When people look back on the Vietnam War, many do not realize that women other than nurses served there, Wilkewitz said.

33.   When Walker enlisted in the Navy just out of high school, women were already serving on noncombat ships.

34.   When part of a bank robbery, women often serve as decoys or lookouts during takeover-style jobs.

35.   Women now also serve.

36.   Women can serve as judicial assistants, but not judges.

37.   Women had served as nurses in a quasi-military capacity but there were no women in the regular Navy or Army.

38.   Women serve the men, and the men serve the army.

39.   Women also serve as House speaker in four states, as Senate president in three and as minority leaders in eight.

40.   Women now serve on frontline U.S. warships after barriers were removed against such service in recent years.