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Some people think women should be allowed to join the army, the navy and the air force just like men. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Some say that occupations
such
 as paramilitary, constables, reserve force should consist of an equal number of female and male, while others would argue that these jobs are not appropriate for women. In my opinion, women are equally strong and matured as men to be in
such
 occupations. On the one hand, those who believe that women are not compatible for armed forces and
such
 occupations think that they are not physically strong as men because
this
 job involves a lot of physical and tiring duties.
Moreover
, in
this
 profession, one needs to be prepared for any contingency and actions that may involve encountering with criminals or terrorist as
such
.
Therefore
, with a narrower approach, few believe women are not at par with men in
such
 professions.
On the other hand
, few believe that women and men deserve equal opportunity across all the sectors as we are egalitarian society and women deserves the place in paramilitary and
such
 related positions. Nowadays, women are participating in all
kind
Suggestion
kinds
 of physical activities and meeting the
standards
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standard
 criteria to be in
such
 occupation.
Furthermore
,
such
 a position requires high-level tactics and conscious mind
that is
 comparatively more present in females than males. Taking World war II as an example, there were 35% of women who got into a
warzone
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war zone
 on behalf of their country.
This
 shows how a woman can fit into
such
 tough and hard posts. In conclusion, nowadays women are getting stronger and meeting the standard criteria required to be eligible for
such
 positions.
Therefore
, in my opinion, women should
also
 be welcomed to pursue a career as police, army or investigative officer.
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