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View Poll Results :Should Women Be In The Military?
No Way! 5 2.29%
Not On The Field 51 23.39%
As Nurse, Yes 15 6.88%
Let Them Have A Go 16 7.34%
Sure, Why not? 55 25.23%
Hell Yeah! 46 21.10%
Yeah, We Need More Women As Leaders 30 13.76%
Voters: 218. You may not vote on this poll

 
August 19th, 2005   Post 201
LeEnfield
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Well they fought with distinction in the Russian Army during WW2
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August 19th, 2005   Post 202
Corocotta
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Interesting link about warrior women:

http://www.lothene.demon.co.uk/others/women.html
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August 20th, 2005   Post 203
ghost457
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Quote:
Originally Posted by LeEnfield
Well they fought with distinction in the Russian Army during WW2
hes got a point. look at women throughout history. Molly Pitcher. Joan of Arc. and the hundreds of others in recorded history. and those who say that girls cant be as physically able as men, put em in a fighter cockpit, or a tank. that shouldnt be too difficult for their reduced muscles. and if you want to protect them at every stop, well, your old fashioned (there, i said it). they arent kids, (once theyr 18, that is), and if they truely want to fight, and they can make it thru training and all that, sure, let em go. if you want to protect them, then insult them a couple times, so that then they get in a fistfight with you. that would change your mind!!! :P
 
August 20th, 2005   Post 204
Kina
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ghost457
Quote:
Originally Posted by LeEnfield
Well they fought with distinction in the Russian Army during WW2
hes got a point. look at women throughout history. Molly Pitcher. Joan of Arc. and the hundreds of others in recorded history. and those who say that girls cant be as physically able as men, put em in a fighter cockpit, or a tank. that shouldnt be too difficult for their reduced muscles. and if you want to protect them at every stop, well, your old fashioned (there, i said it). they arent kids, (once theyr 18, that is), and if they truely want to fight, and they can make it thru training and all that, sure, let em go. if you want to protect them, then insult them a couple times, so that then they get in a fistfight with you. that would change your mind!!! :P


you are officially my new best friend! i'm a pilot, and i can safely say i can fly and use those controls just as well if not better than a man! i think your argument pretty much settles the entire score. so
 
August 20th, 2005   Post 205
Lord Londonderry
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I'm for women in the front line.
 
August 20th, 2005   Post 206
Kina
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Originally Posted by Lord Londonderry
I'm for women in the front line.



you're my other new best friend!
 
August 21st, 2005   Post 207
FULLMETALJACKET
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I think if a women can make it through Boot Camp, and has the same disciplines as a man, then she is equal, and should be allowed to do what ever the men do.
 
August 21st, 2005   Post 208
LeEnfield
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Fullmetaljacket....does that include relieving them self against a wall
 
August 22nd, 2005   Post 209
Kina
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well i suppose i could....but it'd be kind of hard.......but i could manage it. let's see, i could stick up a leg...and uhmm.....nvm....this may get a little off topic and not to mention.....dirty......lol
 
August 24th, 2005   Post 210
mmarsh
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I'd like to point out to those that feel women should not be in combat that there is already precedent:

Women served on the Front for the Red Army during The German Invasion of Russia, including the infantry.

Some of the soviet union best snipers were women such as LYUDMILA PAVLICHENKO (309 confirmed kills)

There was even a Guards Squadron called the "Night Witches" all women, the leading ace Anna Yegorova 38 confirmed kills.

All in all I believe there were 80000 Russian women in combat roles during WWII.

Women also served in various partisan group/resistence cells
and there were many women in the Vietcong (against us unfortunatly).

So I dont buy the 'women can serve' arguement. history proves different.

My 2 Cents...