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Women in combat is a never-ending and probably unresolvable debate but since everyone has an opinion here's one from a woman veteran of 22 years...which will exclude the physiology debate of upper body strength versus lower body strength.
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Similarly the following articles also give contrasting opinions on the topic: "Most Oppose Women in Combat" by Suzanne Fields, "An Officer and a Feminist" by James M. Dubik, and "Arms and the Woman" by Lou Marano.
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This report presents an overview of recruiting issues involved if the combat exclusion policy for women in the U.S. Army is changed. Historically, women have had no explicit combat role, but have often moved into de facto combat roles when circumstances demanded. ... Title : Women in Combat: An Overview of the...
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OPINION: Is It Time to Rethink Women in Combat ... All opinions expressed in this article are the author's and do not necessarily reflect those of Military.com.;
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Last February, in a carefully staged Oval Office press conference, President Bush announced he was opposed to women in combat. The next day, the media started filling with women proclaiming, "I was."
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And female soldiers like her -- as well as Army officers who support them -- are seizing opportunities amid Iraq's indiscriminate violence to push back the barriers against women in combat. ... Opinions Home...
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The latest debate over women in combat was kindled by an Army reorganization started last year, which created new mixed-sex "forward support companies." The companies were designed to be located together with combat battalions so they could provide them directly with supplies, maintenance and other support. ... Opinions Home...
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