Correct me if I am wrong but I believe the Israelis have had women in combat position for years now... They seem to be doing fine.
Don't see why it couldn't work here.....and I stress... as long as they are held to the same standards as the men.
Looks like Panetta is going to make it official and lift the ban on women in combat positions. Might as well, they've already been there, anyway. Make it so they get the same benefits as the guys when they're in the hot seat. If they can do the job and want to, let them.
Women In Combat: Leon Panetta Removes Military Ban, Opening Front-Line Positions
I don't think it's a good idea. 1. Women aren't held to the same standard. 2. Most women aren't as physically strong as males. 3. Most women don't handle the stress well. 4. Sex
Just because the Israelis dont respect and protect their women doesnt mean we shouldnt respect and protect ours.
What happens when she has a heavy period. Guys do not have to deal with this. Think about it...
I'm ashamed to be part of a nation that would send a 19 year old girl into combat.
https://sofrep.com/news/female-cultural-support-team-member-special-forces-enabler-speaks/
This is a good read. She doesn't pull any punches and lays it all out.
Standards already have been lowered just to push them through the schools. Just earning a Ranger Tab does not make you a Ranger and you are NOT part of special operations unless you have a Ranger Scroll. Ranger Battalions have women in roles and trust me they earned them.That's good read. She really explains it well. Women should be able to serve in combat roles, but standards shouldn't be lowered to accommodate them. If they want to be a SEAL/Ranger/Green Beret, go for it, but you better be able to keep up.
That's good read. She really explains it well. Women should be able to serve in combat roles, but standards shouldn't be lowered to accommodate them. If they want to be a SEAL/Ranger/Green Beret, go for it, but you better be able to keep up.
Is there an MOS for 'cannon fodder'?