I was very intrigued when I read his article because when I think of combat and war I automatically picture extremely built and strong men. I usually don’t think of women. It might have something to do with all that has already been instilled in our brains. However, after reading this article, I do think that were are certain things that women can do as soldiers. Not just any woman would sign up for this kind of life. It does seem dangerous, but if they are trained soldiers they should be just as fine as men would be. I believe that they run the same risk. In the article, they mentioned that a woman would not be able to carry a mans body to safety or be able to do everything else. They even said that some places weren’t for women. I think that this exclusion is outdated and overrated.
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