Should women be allowed to fight on the front lines alongside men? Well that is a very iffy topic. There’s been debates on lowering the the toughness of the training or making a special training program for woman yet when it really comes to it, shouldn’t women have to go through the same training so we know that they would be able to make it and do the same things as men?
The topic about women being on the front line with men is a very talked about subject in the military. As of right now the military is working on integrating women into combatant positions. There have been some women already who have made it to a combatant job in the Marines and the Army, yet they were under investigation because it was thought that they got off easier in training than the men did.
Some of the problems with bringing women into combatant jobs is that the military has to build more training facilities separate of men. Also there …show more content…
Now with some women's thoughts being different then some women will refuse to take a medication and that will cause trouble on the battlefield. If you give it some thought, when you're in a firefight or in a combat situation then you’re not gonna have time to put something in to stop the bleeding.
If women want to be on the front lines with men then they should have to pass all of the same training that men have to. Women need to consider that there are problems with converting from all men to part men and part women in combat. They have to go through the same training, which their bodies haven’t been fully made for [which has been scientifically proven}, also they have to find a way to deal with their periods without taking away any time since every second in a combat situation counts. In all, they must be able to do the same things men can in the same time or better without any holdbacks and
The topic about women being on the front line with men is a very talked about subject in the military. As of right now the military is working on integrating women into combatant positions. There have been some women already who have made it to a combatant job in the Marines and the Army, yet they were under investigation because it was thought that they got off easier in training than the men did.
Some of the problems with bringing women into combatant jobs is that the military has to build more training facilities separate of men. Also there …show more content…
Now with some women's thoughts being different then some women will refuse to take a medication and that will cause trouble on the battlefield. If you give it some thought, when you're in a firefight or in a combat situation then you’re not gonna have time to put something in to stop the bleeding.
If women want to be on the front lines with men then they should have to pass all of the same training that men have to. Women need to consider that there are problems with converting from all men to part men and part women in combat. They have to go through the same training, which their bodies haven’t been fully made for [which has been scientifically proven}, also they have to find a way to deal with their periods without taking away any time since every second in a combat situation counts. In all, they must be able to do the same things men can in the same time or better without any holdbacks and