There was a secret society of women who fought alongside Napoleon - Apparently.
In 1807, a group of 40 women, known as the "Miquelets," disguised themselves as men and joined Napoleon's army. Led by a woman named Marie-Victoire de Launay, the Miquelets fought bravely in several battles, including the Battle of Salamanca. Although their existence was largely unknown until recently, historical records confirm their participation in Napoleon's campaigns.