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Maintain The Combat Conclusion For Women In The Military Analysis

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In the article “Maintain the Combat Exclusion for Women in the Military,” Jude Eden had stated, “Even on lower fitness standards, women have far higher rates of injury, illness, non-availability, non-deployability and attrition than men.” That is a fact, most of the women is more likely to be injured than men, but this doesn’t mean they are useless in the military. Men can be easily injured too, it just depend on individual physique. Being a woman doesn’t mean being weak, invite women into military units have a chance to strengthen the army force. As citizens, women have the right to protect their country by serve in the military, and the military is looking for people who can accomplish the mission, there is no reason to deprive a person’s

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