context: The Valkeakoski Women's Guard was formed on February 2 and consisted of 115 women, accounting for about 16% of the total Valkeakoski Red Guard membership. However, there were only 50 women in the armed section of the Guard. Its members were mostly women workers at the Tervasaari paper mill, but there were also several rural maids and maids. The 28 female guards served as nurses and were at least involved in the battles of Vehkajärvi, Kuhmoinen and Ruovesi. On April 25, the Red Guards of Valkeakoski began their escape to the east. During the escape, the female guards took part in the battles of Alvettula, Hauho and Syrjänta, but after that they were captured by Germans around Lahti. On May 1, 36 female guards were executed at Hauho. A total of 47 members of the Valkeakoski Women's Company died in the war and in prison camps. [10]
question: How many women belonged to the Valkeakoski Women's Guard?
answers.text: 115