What are some of the most remarkable real - life stories of women at war?

One remarkable story is about a construction site. A worker had a cardiac arrest. His co - worker, who had just completed a CPR course, sprang into action. He saved the man's life. Simple as that. Just the right skills at the right time.

The escape from Clinton Correctional Facility by Richard Matt and David Sweat is quite remarkable. They cut through steel walls using power tools they got access to. They also had help from a prison employee who was having an inappropriate relationship with one of them. Their escape led to a massive manhunt that gripped the nation for weeks.

There was the story of the Tuskegee Airmen. African - American pilots who overcame discrimination and prejudice to become some of the best fighter pilots in the war. They had an outstanding combat record and showed great courage and skill in the skies over Europe, breaking barriers in a segregated military.

The story of Princess Aiko of Japan is also interesting. As she grows up, she is in the spotlight in Japan. Her upbringing and the expectations placed on her as a princess in a modern - day Japan are part of a unique real - story, as Japan tries to balance tradition and modernity.

Marie Curie's story is truly remarkable. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, and the first person to win it twice. In a time when women were not fully accepted in the scientific community, she made groundbreaking discoveries in radioactivity. Her work not only advanced science but also inspired generations of women to pursue careers in STEM fields.

One remarkable story is of a patient who had amnesia but could still play the piano beautifully. He had forgotten his name, his family, but when he sat in front of the piano, his fingers knew exactly what to do. It shows that some skills can be retained even when memory is lost.

The story of Rin Tin Tin is remarkable. He was a German Shepherd found in a World War I battlefield. He became a movie star in Hollywood, representing the heroism of war dogs. His movies made people more aware of the capabilities and loyalty of war dogs.

During the Vietnam War, there was a soldier who got separated from his unit in the thick jungle. He survived for weeks by eating whatever he could find, like wild fruits and small animals. He also managed to avoid enemy patrols by hiding in the dense foliage and using his knowledge of the jungle to his advantage. It was his survival instincts that kept him alive until he was finally rescued.

Again, without clear information on which Yashoda we are talking about, it's impossible to list the most remarkable events. If this Yashoda is, for example, an artist, then her remarkable events might be related to her major artworks or exhibitions. But we just don't have enough details to be sure.

There are several real - life events. During World War I, many women served as nurses near the front lines, facing great danger. Also, in various wars, women have been involved in secret intelligence operations. In 'Women at War', these real - life examples of women's courage and their contribution to the war effort are probably drawn upon. For instance, the way women smuggled information or supplies in occupied territories could be part of the inspiration.