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    Women In Combat

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    idea of permitting women to take on combat roles in the military. Various opinions flood the minds of many which makes individuals question whether women should be authorized to take on such a task or not. Those who oppose women in combat do not want women, with the exception of nurses, to be stationed in any areas where there is conflict. They don’t want women to be trained and expected to kill. The ethical issue is, should women be allowed to engage in combat? There have been many restrictions that

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    following orders and leery of challenging authority” (Thompson). As far as humankind is concerned, there have never been any soldiers like that anywhere in the world, let alone the United States military. Therefore, the standards for enlisting in military combat positions are as high as possible to ensure that we can create soldiers that are effective as these “perfect-world” soldiers. There are obviously men and women who are not able to meet these standards, but there are definitely also men and women who

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    Combat Zone In the essay, “In the Combat Zone,” Leslie Marmon Silko writes for the purpose of explaining the hardships that women go through in their everyday lives, that men do not necessarily have to worry about. Through personal stories about her growing up with her father who taught her how to use guns and hunt, to actual encounters with dangerous men who could’ve potentially harmed her had she not been experienced, Silko provides real life examples of the dangers women face in their everyday

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    Direct Combat Roles

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    that is becoming more and more prevalent in today's society is the allowance of women into direct combat roles in our armed forces. Forests densely covered with fog, barren deserts, explosive covered fields. Those are just a few of the many different types of scenarios encountered by troops in direct combat roles on the modern day battlefield of todays world. The soldier in today's direct combat roles need to be decisive, mentally and emotionally stable, very physically fit, and the ability to

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    Women In Combat Analysis

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    Critical Response to the article: Women in Combat? These two may lead the way. (8/18/15) This editorial discusses the subject of women in combat. The army is primarily known for the men who fight for our country. There could however, be a turning point for women in the army coming in the near future. Two women graduated from the Army Ranger School this month, which is something a woman had never accomplished before. They had to complete this physically, mentally and emotionally challenging course

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    Women in Combat Becca Rhoades Mifflin County High School   Women in Combat Even though many people stereotype women being in combat, it isn’t fair that you are stopping someone from doing what they love to do. Women can do things the same way as men and it will open more job opportunities for women. Women should have the same rights as anyone else. Would a man want to stand there and be victimized because he is a male? What if men couldn’t be in combat? Wouldn’t that be a sight to see? A man being

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    Women In Combat Women

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    Women in Combat: Uncle Sam Expands the Front Line After a long endured history of only men on the front lines, the ban on women in combat has been removed. However, talk has spread of opposition towards this controversial topic. Questions have exploded on whether women will be beneficial or only a liability. Opposing viewers surrounding this issue believe women are not capable of excelling in combat. Not only is there differences in male and female anatomy, the overall workload is too excessive for

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    Women In Combat Essay

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    The role of women in military combat positions has been a long-debated issue. And with more countries like the U. S. allowing women to serve in combat positions; it has made the role of women in the military, a very controversial issue. With many people feeling that women should not be allowed to serve in military combat forces because they lack the physical abilities that men have. But in reality, women have long played an important role in the military and have even had to face enemy fire when

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    Fight In Combat Women

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    My concern is why women are not able to fight in combat. Even though some people think women are too weak to be in combat, women should at least be able to have a role based on their equality. Female servicemembers have proven themselves to be mentally, morally, and physically capable of being in combat as well as men are and changing a role in the military. US military official lifted a ban on female soldiers serving in combat roles. At a press conference in the Pentagon Defence secretary Leon

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    So many questions linger when it comes to women being able to be in combat. Are they strong enough? Are women capable of dragging a man’s body out of gun fire? In my opinion, this is a well debated topic in the military world. I believe that women should not be allowed in combat because most are not physically capable, emotionally capable, and not experienced enough. I don’t think women are nearly as strong as men. In my high school gym class, men met higher physical education standards than women

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