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When I did my army reserve basic training it was about 9 females out of 38 in the platoon. To be honest most or all of the females were not very strong physically. On our second pack march, one collapsed and the female squad took a third longer than the men did. I found the march strenuous but not exhausting, and I was about the weakest male in our platoon.
That said I am not sure that I am entirely against women in the military. There may be some roles they can reasonably perform, and I have known women who did very well in the army.
| For us, the integration was fully done. Everything was co-ed, save the showers. Platoons and sections were mixed; most of the mods we slept in were about 80-20 male-female - it meant that any sense of modesty or femininity was erased; it simply wasn't compatible with the situation.
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Kevin
Far East
Deacon, Int'l Church
Last edited by kvanlaan; 04-11-2008 at 10:14 AM.
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