Properly equipping women for combat roles will ‘take some time,’ says the military’s top general

The defense chief of the Department of Defense noticed that as more women participated in the battle coding unit, there was not enough equipment and armor to support them.

Since 2016, women were able to join all combat units, only in the military, more than 600 people have joined since the ban was lifted

But Senator Lisa Murkowski, Senator R - Alaska, to Dunford and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis,

"The demand for women's gear is delayed," Mr. Murkowski says. "At the moment, there are only women's bulletproof vests in the army, but the number is minimal - to the best of my knowledge it will only be issued to women who are developing, not during the first entry or unit training."

Together with Mattis of the Senator Cost Defense Subcommittee to testify on the 2019 budget, Dunford said he is the matter he was paying attention when approving the change in 2016.

"We knew about the standard equipment in 2016. In particular, when women began to occupy the area they had not had in history so far, it was made for ordinary men rather than ordinary women It is necessary to adjust.

"Now, because the size is different for all the services, you can change the size, but it will take time," says Mr. Danford. "But I can guarantee you that as far as equipment is concerned they will pay attention to it."

When the US Department of Defense changed its rules to allow female soldiers to play battle roles, the military is still a good example. It recognized that they actually had their combat capabilities. Whether or not military training and fitness will be affected to accommodate female soldiers remains a problem for many years. Women can fight at the same level as men and the idea of ​​service and competition has compromised women's long tradition of weakness. Or more fair? Violation of gender and tradition makes people feel uncomfortable

Since 1901, women have served in some form of army, but in the American Revolutionary War women have played an informal role. Traditionally, women are not permitted to engage in battle professionals, but these restrictions have recently been improved, making most military units' specific combat profession available to women. - Since 1901, women have served in some form of army, but women have taken on an informal role as far back as the American Revolutionary War. Women have played an important role in the military and will continue to do so in the future. Traditionally, women are not allowed to engage in battle occupations, but these restrictions have recently been improved to allow women to pursue a specific occupation.