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card: source: britanica author: karen gajewski |
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NOTE: females have severed for more than twenty years. |
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NOTE: women disguised to help the wounded sick. |
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NOTE: they maintained the home while father/husband was away |
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NOTE: with legal and society changes they were banned for combat duty |
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Note: they should be able to because they are equal sexs. |
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Note: people often say women cannot meet the performance targets set for their positions. |
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Note: performance targets are regularly calibrated by age and position. |
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Note: having a mix gender force keeps the military strong. |
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Note: having a mix also keeps the military ready. |
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Note: it will also forstall the calamity of the military draft. |
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Note: without combat duty they would enlist and know they were going to be secondary soldiers. |
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Note: combat duty is usually regarded as neccisary to promotion. |
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Note: dennying female personel this eperience ensures that very few will ever reach the highest one can. |
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Note: can also be called sexism |
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Note: they are equal in the armed forces but they are nt the same as men. |
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Note: to the many jobs in the military some are not physically for women. |
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Note: some can throw grenades |
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Note: some can carry wounded soldiers |
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Note: some can dig a trench |
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Note: most are just not fit for this |
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Note: men who enlist maintain gender roles. |
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Note: men act foolishly to protect women in their combat units |
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Note: they may not have the readiness the military need |
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some studys have shown that women can perform just as well as men |
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in active combat women are distinguished as fighter aces- the elite of combat aviators |
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women are frequently made snipers and sniper trainers. |
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they can endorse further integrigation |
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every country that has expanded to having women to have never repealed there orders. |
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weather they are better than men or not, they are good enough for the military to rely on their servises |
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the debate is purely philosophical and un realistic |
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they are needed for low-intensity conflicts |
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they have to be able to kill an opponent in close combat |
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they have to be able to gather intel. |
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they need to know medical assistance |
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they should know how to have policies and meditation |
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cultural diffrences mean that women are better in some situations than men |
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allowing women to serve doubles the talent pool |
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sets then up for delicate and sensitive jobs that require interpersonal skills. |
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having a wider personal base will have a chance at ending conflict faster. |
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