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"As an ex-military type, I see no real reason for not doing this as long as women are treated the same way as the men. There could be an issue with men 'looking after' women in action, but that is a reflection on male society's attitude toward women at present, but that will change with time. After all,many countries have been doing this for years." Yes your right about some other countries been letting woman for years yes I was reading about it ... If a woman has what it takes I say why not . | |||
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"Why do women make great soldiers.... They bleed for seven days and don't die Boom ! " yes each month and still ok it don't kill us .. | |||
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"Why do women make great soldiers.... They bleed for seven days and don't die Boom ! yes each month and still ok it don't kill us .. " Ha don't kill you lot but for us men sheesh always keep a bar of dairy milk just incase | |||
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"I don't see a problem there at all. Why shouldn't they? Same training, same preparation, same weapons.......same job done. Just as in every job, there's no difference if we are trained the same" Not same. Physically they have lower standards to reach than guys, fewer sit-ups, press-ups, longer times for runs. Can you see a female soldier going hand-to-hand with one of the Talibans finest? Not something I'd want to witness as a section member. | |||
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"I don't see a problem there at all. Why shouldn't they? Same training, same preparation, same weapons.......same job done. Just as in every job, there's no difference if we are trained the same Not same. Physically they have lower standards to reach than guys, fewer sit-ups, press-ups, longer times for runs. Can you see a female soldier going hand-to-hand with one of the Talibans finest? Not something I'd want to witness as a section member. " But my point was IF they are given the same training and have to meet the same standards, what's the difference? | |||
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"Women may to be fighting on the front line alongside men as early as 2016 after an Army review into relaxing restrictions on female troops joining taking combat jobs, the Defence Secretary has said .. I was reading about this and was thinking why not as woman been playing a very Big part for years and if they can do that job why not .? " There is a long history of women fighting in war. Never understood why the West has been so squeamish about it, in comparatively recent history anyway. | |||
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"When I clicked on this thread I was half expecting to see comments arguing against allowing women on the front line, so was rather relieved to find this wasn't the case. I absolutely agree that women should be given equal treatment in the armed forces, just as they should in any other profession. In fact, I remember Lee Evans once making a joke that one way to bring a swift end to wars would be to have a long line of Pre-Menstral women facing the enemy, and with gritted teeth shouting 'Fuck Off' " Tell the truth I was thinking some may get heated on this so far so good .. | |||
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"I don't see a problem there at all. Why shouldn't they? Same training, same preparation, same weapons.......same job done. Just as in every job, there's no difference if we are trained the same Not same. Physically they have lower standards to reach than guys, fewer sit-ups, press-ups, longer times for runs. Can you see a female soldier going hand-to-hand with one of the Talibans finest? Not something I'd want to witness as a section member. " If she takes the Queens shilling same as the men, then she should do the same job. | |||
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"Does no one remember the two RAF females who claimed compensation because the marching pace was too long or the armed policewoman who claimed compensation because her gun was too big? The training and lifestyle that infantry soldiers are subjected too is damaging and a lot of people get knee and back problems later in life. I may be wrong but I believe the female body is in general less able to cope with these demands and more likely to become injured both in the short and long term." Do you know the outcome? | |||
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"Does no one remember the two RAF females who claimed compensation because the marching pace was too long or the armed policewoman who claimed compensation because her gun was too big? The training and lifestyle that infantry soldiers are subjected too is damaging and a lot of people get knee and back problems later in life. I may be wrong but I believe the female body is in general less able to cope with these demands and more likely to become injured both in the short and long term. Do you know the outcome?" I believe it was 100 000 each for the RAF women and 35 000 each for the police women. | |||
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"I'm all for strong women and girl power and equality and I love and respect my fellow women but I don't think they should be on the front line. Medics usually female, have exactly the same training as all the guys she is with meaning that if anything were to happen the medic would do exactly the same job as the soldiers she was with. Say 14 guys go out and 1 medic for an op, 3 of those guys have to look after the protect the medic, it just slows things down in my opinion. Also they would be targeted more for being female especially if they were in places like Iraq where they can't stand the thought of make female equality. Of captured there's be more chance of her being raped and stuff before just being killed like a man would be, I'm sorry if I was in that situation I'd rather they chopped my head off or shot me than rape me first and then kill me. The only thing I would get pleasure from is that if they would let women try p company and be allowed to become a paratrooper. There are no women paratroopers they aren't even allowed to do p company. I don't think that's ability based I think it's more to do with the fact that paras call themselves "the elite" and they think if a woman could do it it would take the credibility away. " There are women who have passed P Coy (as men). | |||
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