can also be understood as a practice of creativity, empathy, and agency. Women have created space, as well as income, by offering support and service during the loss of a loved one. In many ways, the macabre is the wild west of opportunity for women, where there are fewer rules and gendered expectations to govern women’s behavior.

It seems fitting that the death industry is seeing a resurgence of interest by women. In the 1970s, female funeral directors only made up about 5% of the professional industry; by 2010, that number is closer to 43%.[5] Many schools of mortuary sciences have seen spikes in their female student populations, with more women enrolling now than ever before; the National Funeral Director’s Association estimates that 57% of current mortuary students areAfghan troops for military roles requires "basic literacy training - training people to count and write basic sentences," he said.

Providing more details on different types of artillery to be delivered to Afghanistan, the Pentagon deputy pointed out the effectiveness of mortars and airforce aids.

"Mortars will help Afghan troops to do their own indirect fires as the US scales back air support, he said, adding that Afghans were familiar with the weapon from the Soviet period.

The Pentagon is also working "through acquisition issues" in order to provide Afghanistan with a light-attack plane, Carter said.

US officials have previously said that most of the staff within the Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF) are illiterate and that it has caused great challenges in training them for independent operations.

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