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Soderbergh, Peter A. Women
Marines in the Korean War Era.
Westport, CT, Praeger, 1994. 167 p.
Book call no.: 951.9042 S679w
United States. Congress. House. Committee on
Armed Services. Military Forces and Personnel Subcommittee. Assignment
of Army and Marine Corps Women under the New Definition of Ground
Support. Washington, DC, 1995.
107 p. (103rd Congress, 2nd session: hearing held October 6, 1994.)
Book call no.: 355.0082 U581a
Fitzgerald, Cheryl L. (Capt., USMC). Analysis
of Female Attrition from Marine Corps Officer Candidate School.
Monterey, CA, Mar 1996. 149 p. (Naval Postgraduate School. Thesis)
Doc. call no.: M-U 42525 F553a
Florian, Timothy A.(Capt). Women Should
Have the Same PLC (Platoon Leaders Class) Options as Men.
Marine Corps Gazette 81:31-33
Sep '97.
Fuentes, Gidget. Marine Corps Making Small
Gains, Survey Shows (educating Marines about sexual harassment).
Navy Times 46:4+ Nov 25 '96.
Fuentes, Gidget. On Guard! Women Come to
the "8th and I." Navy
Times 44:8 Feb 13 '95.
Fuentes, Gidget. Take That! (Female Marine
recruits train with pugil sticks). Navy
Times 45:16-17 Sep 2 '96.
Fuentes, Gidget. Women and Combat: Now All
Marines Get at Least 2 Weeks of Combat Field Training. Navy
Times: Marine Corps Edition 46:12-14 Apr 21 '97.
Describes the new Marine Combat Training course, a mixed-gender
program that marks the Marines' first foray into co-ed combat
training.
Goodwin, Jim. A First for Female Marines.
Marines 26:6 Aug '97.
About Gunnery Sgt. Patricia Crimmins, the first female Marine
to earn the drum major military occupational specialty.
Linville, Ray P. Interview: U. S. Marine
Corps Master Sergeant Ligia Amparo-Anderson. Logistics
Spectrum 30:31-33 Jun '96.
Linville, Ray P. Interview: U. S. Marine
Major General Carol A. Mutter. Logistics
Spectrum 30:12-14 May '96.
Rogers, Phillipe D.(Capt, USMC). John Has
to Do It, Because Jane Can't. U.S.
Naval Institute Proceedings 122:46 Sep '96.
Although all Marine combat aircraft communities are now open to
female aviators, female officers are still not allowed to serve
in the combat military occupation specialties of aviation-related
ground tours. Author contends that this issue "eventually
will undermine the morale of any close-knit aviation unit,"
and argues that the USMC should "open all combat arms fields
or don't open them up at all."
Schoby, Terri E. When the Bough Breaks:
Pregnancy and the Marine Corps. Marine
Corps Gazette 78:53-54 Dec '94.
Van Riper, Paul K.(LtGen, USMC). Gender
Integrated/Segregated Training. Marine
Corps Gazette 81:64-65 Nov '97.
Discusses the Marine Corps' policies and procedures for gender
integration within entry level recruit training.