Should women be allowed to serve in combat roles in the armed forces?

1. If women can participate in battle according to PT standards, they think they should be allowed. I mean if they can pass the PT standard set for men rather than lower the standard

2. If you feel that men are overwhelmed by women (that is, they do not want to do the assigned work, but want to protect her), the man should be removed from the unit.

I am pregnant. The slap of the face does not sound. This is a common argument for submarine women. A man's wife is concerned about sex. If you are worried, there are some marital problems that maybe need to be resolved.

There are women in Russia who play the role of battle. There are not many people who are willing to fight Russians. German women play the role of fighting. The same is true for Canada.

Rape Even though they do not play a militant role, women have been raped by the army. Men feel necessary to do bad things, this is not our fault.

draft. If I was rejected as a battle character, there is no need to apply for a draft. If you get a battle character, if you get a battle role before this, you will register on the 18th birthday.

This is just sexism. Let me assume that I can not serve the battle because I am a woman. Do I have equal rights?

How do you feel that women currently serving in the army are assigned to fighting roles? In the 1992 military gender survey at Northwestern University, 70% to 80% people discovered that they agreed that women could participate in the fight. However, 90% of officers and 88% of soldiers who have not been appointed said they would not volunteer. Only 14% officials said they would volunteer to fight, and if 52% of women were sent for women to fight they claimed to leave the service. I asked 15 female Marine members and 14 women who said they were in my army in Foster Camp in Japan, women were not fighting, they said they would not go.

Women in battle have played a major part in the armies of many countries from the past to the present. Women are fully integrated into the military; all women who can intellectually and physically compete with men can fully accept all positions of the military. However, many think that the distinction between combat and non-combat becomes ambiguous in the context of women's war (Ladin; Holm, Hoar). Changes in social adaptation to cognitive treatment: Relation between treatment outcome and changes in PTSD symptoms Journal of traumatic stress, 25 (5), 519-526

1) The first role of the army to open to women is the position which is mainly bureaucracy, then women are allowed to take over the technical position of logistics services and then serve as battle support technical position. If we consider all military roles from the furthest to the closest as a task's content and a real battle role of relative risk, we can see that women enter the troops from non-militant persons. Even if this last restriction is completely deleted, it reaches the current situation.