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The New Evidence That Women Shouldn't Fight in Wars

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In her new book, The New Evidence That Women Shouldn't Fight in Wars, former Marine Kirstie Ennis argues that women should not be allowed to fight in combat. Ennis, who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, presents a wealth of evidence to support her claim, including studies showing that women are not as physically or mentally capable as men of handling the rigors of combat.

Co-ed Combat: The New Evidence That Women Shouldn't Fight the Nation's Wars

by Kingsley Browne

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Ennis also argues that the presence of women in combat units undermines unit cohesion and morale. She cites studies showing that male soldiers are less likely to trust and respect female soldiers, and that the presence of women in combat units can lead to sexual harassment and assault.

Ennis's book has sparked a heated debate about the role of women in the military. Some people argue that women are just as capable as men of fighting in combat, and that their presence in the military makes it more diverse and inclusive. Others argue that women should not be allowed to fight in combat because they are not as physically or mentally capable as men, and because their presence in combat units undermines unit cohesion and morale.

The debate over the role of women in the military is likely to continue for many years to come. Ennis's book is a valuable contribution to the debate, and it provides a wealth of evidence to support the claim that women should not be allowed to fight in combat.

Arguments For Allowing Women in Combat

There are a number of arguments in favor of allowing women to fight in combat. One argument is that women are just as capable as men of fighting in combat. Studies have shown that women are just as strong and fit as men, and that they have the same level of endurance and stamina. Women are also just as good at shooting and other combat skills.

Another argument in favor of allowing women in combat is that it makes the military more diverse and inclusive. The military should reflect the diversity of the population it serves, and that includes women. Allowing women to fight in combat would make the military more representative of the population it serves.

Finally, some people argue that allowing women to fight in combat would help to break down stereotypes about women. Women are often seen as being weak and fragile, but allowing them to fight in combat would show that they are just as capable as men. This would help to break down stereotypes about women and would make it more difficult for people to discriminate against women.

Arguments Against Allowing Women in Combat

There are also a number of arguments against allowing women in combat. One argument is that women are not as physically or mentally capable as men of handling the rigors of combat. Studies have shown that women are not as strong or fit as men, and that they have a lower level of endurance and stamina. Women are also more likely to suffer from injuries in combat.

Another argument against allowing women in combat is that it would undermine unit cohesion and morale. Studies have shown that male soldiers are less likely to trust and respect female soldiers, and that the presence of women in combat units can lead to sexual harassment and assault. This can undermine unit cohesion and morale, and make it more difficult for units to function effectively.

Finally, some people argue that allowing women to fight in combat would be a violation of their rights. They argue that women should not be forced to fight in combat, and that they should have the right to choose whether or not they want to serve in combat.

The debate over the role of women in the military is likely

Co-ed Combat: The New Evidence That Women Shouldn't Fight the Nation's Wars

by Kingsley Browne

4.3 out of 5