They wear the hair cut in the same way as the men, and go to war with bows and arrows and pursue game, always in company with men; each has a woman to serve her, to whom she says she is married, and they treat each other and speak with each other as man and wife."[28] 1577: Dutch woman Trijn van de Leemput allegedly rallies women in Utrecht against the Spanish.[29] 1580s: A woman is reported to have served as a man in the Portuguese army in Angola for a period of five years before she was discovered.[citation needed] 1581: According to legend, Brianda Pereira participate against the Spanish in the Battle of Salga on the Azores.