New Soviet Woman (Patreon)

As part of its Lend-Lease program during World War II, the United States sent large amounts of Boomgirl to allied nations, including the Soviet Union. The Soviets already relied on female troops to bolster its numbers in its Great Patriotic War, but once Boomgirl began arriving, the Soviet Army found itself dependent on platoons of massively muscular young women to work tank and artillery crews, where their greater strength could be used to move the machinery of war when it became stuck on muddied roads and when passing over other impediments.

Muscular young Soviet women, somewhat common in early Soviet Union propaganda but then frowned-upon as Gynosupremacy began to rise as a threat to World Communism's aspirations, once again began to show up in war posters and in theaters.