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    Women in Combat

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    Grace MacDonald Pd. 6 Should Women be Allowed in Military Combat? Imagine‚ as a male‚ in frontline combat with a female on one side of you‚ another male on the other side of you. Who would you trust most? A majority of people would trust the male over the female because of a male’s strength and endurance‚ and that is the trouble. Although it is proven that most women are physically weaker than men and have forty pounds less muscle mass and thirteen pounds more fat than men‚ it does not mean

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    Women in Combat

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    Women in Combat The Myths and Controversies Clarice Snowden ENG122: English Composition II (ABE1308F) Instructor:  Jonathan Berohn February 24‚ 2013 Members of the U.S. Armed Forces have never appreciated and acknowledged women in the history of this country as they are today. When people‚ especially politicians pay tribute‚ they almost always refer to our “brave men and women‚” a recognition of the fact that women now comprise 14.5% of the nation’s 1.4 million active duty military

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    Women in Combat

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    Should Women Serve In Combat University Professor Should Women Serve In Combat Although it has long been argued that women could not serve in combat alongside men for various reasons‚ I contend women should be allowed to serve in combat because they have been serving in combat-related specialties for countless years. They are already serving in combat zones around the world‚ which continually puts their lives in harm’s way. Women have always contended that without “real

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    No Women in Combat

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    NO WOMEN IN COMBAT In the article‚ “No Women in Combat”‚ Darren Graves (2008) presents three main points to show that women are not suitable to be in combat and some facts to supporting his ideas. Although through the ages‚ the equal rights movement of men and women thrive worldwide. He argues that when women face difficult situations‚ they will not be mentally tough to get overcome. The traditional that was created for a long time for men now is placed by the comments set later

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    Women in Combat Should They Stay or Should They Go? Women have not always been allowed to serve in combat roles in the United States Military. Thus changing throughout history makes a big difference on how people look at women serving in combat roles. Women being able to serve in combat may require them to sign up for the Selective Service. Women having to do so may also make them feel pressured to join the military if there is a draft that comes upon the United States anytime in the future

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    Women in Combat

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    Women In Combat “From Kelly Flinn to G.I. Jane‚ controversy has raged in recent months over whether women are fit for military service” (Brown 326). In the articles “Women Unfit for Combat? Au Contraire!” and “Women are not a Warrior Class‚” both authors convey their thoughts on women in combat. Both authors give many reasons why or why not women should be allowed to fight in combat. Timothy Brown‚ the author of “Women Unfit for Combat? Au Contraire!” gives many more strong examples to argue his

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    Women in Combat

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    Women and war have always been considered to have little in common. As the gentle sex‚ women are traditionally associated with caring and with creating life rather than with its destroying. And even though women today do have the opportunity to enter the army‚ they are not officially allowed to enter combat and fight alongside their male counterparts. Indeed‚ who would put a gun into the hands of such a tender and vulnerable being as a woman? Certainly‚ there are a number of arguments in favour

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    Imagine all the women that have served in our military combat and noncombat. Now think of all the men that are currently serving in the military. Do you think of the size difference because thats what many americans thnik off when the topic comes up. A question many people are debating is whether or not women should have an equal chance to serve their country and should be allowed combat roles in our militaryry. This is a question that has troubled many Americans for decades Some think the answer

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    called the land of equal opportunity and within the military; the fight for women having the same job opportunities as men has been a non-stop debate for decades. Some say women should be allowed to fight in combat with the infantry units and Special Forces units in a wartime environment. A number of arguments have been traditionally given against women in combat that range from women lacking the physical capacity needed in combat‚ psychological issues that may arise within the unit and soldiers‚ and

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    that the face appears masculine is a slam at women in combat but more likely an effort to keep the reader from immediately recognizing the character as a woman. This cartoon is probably directed at some people’s ignorance to the fact that women already are fighting in combat. In the cartoon‚ even the man that appears to be a commanding officer doesn’t seem aware of the fact that women are fighting in combat‚ while the woman that is fighting in combat seems to be asking‚ “What do you mean‚ soon? What

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