Amazonian Warrior Women and Dwarf Armies

 Amazonian Warrior Women and Dwarf Armies


Most Westerners have heard of the Amazonian Warrior Women of ancient Greek legend and the stories of the Dwarf Armies in the Dungeons and Dragons and the Hobbit franchises. I submit to my followers and readers here on the internet that modern personal computers and related internet communications technologies can make these legends and stories a reality.


I want to very clear. I am strongly against women, females, and anyone who cannot meet the rigorous physical standards of active duty military service serving in dangerous combat roles and being eligible for the military draft. Nevertheless, with the availability of online degrees in Military Science, and other online degrees, there are many ways individuals can support the war efforts, while not serving in combat roles. 


Additionally, if the military draft is ever re-instituted an online degree in Military Science can help those in direct combat roles better serve his country and defeat the enemy. However, online degrees in Military Science, Military History, and Military Leadership are especially useful for women, dwarfs, blind, hard-of-hearing, cripples, and other physically impaired peoples. In brief, if you receive Social Security Disability payments of any kind you do not meet the physical standards of active duty military service. Historically, these people have been barred from military service and the stories of Amazonian Warrior Women and Dwarf Armies were the stuff of only myth and legend.


I have recently re-watched the Hobbit Trilogy that won many Motion Picture Academy Awards. The hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, incorporates with and assists a dozen Dwarfs to reclaim their ancestral homeland that is occupied and controlled by the Dragon Smaug. After the Dragon Smaug is defeated a “power vacuum” is created and the five major armies of Middle-Earth, including the Dwarf Army, battle for the mountain and all the gold and treasures within. Most consider the Hobbit stories to be pure fantasy fiction. However, modern personal computers and related internet technologies can make the Hobbit stories more of a reality than most people realize.




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