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?

Nowadays, most people believe that women ought to have more choices
on
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for
their positions
such
as being a solider. I somewhat disagree with
this
opinion, and I will explain why.
First
of all, people probably feel that the physical and psychological well-being of women
do not qualify
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does not qualify
to adapt the military.
For example
, the strong and high- stress body exercises
everyday
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every day
will be huge challenges for women during the training period and they might spend a hard time.
In addition
, women are easier to get pained, and they could not bear
some
one or some or every or all without specification
any
kind of
painful
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pain
, which will cause the whole military have to pay more attention
on
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to
them
instead
of focusing on training.
Finally
, we have to consider if women really suitable for military compare with other certain jobs
such
as teachers or doctors in society.
Therefore
, Most people better do the activities that best suit their skills or strengths and I think only few families would like to send their
daughter
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daughters
or wives to join the military.
On the contrary
, people believe that women in the military can be a support staff,
such
as medics or be assigned a non-combatant position. I do understand
this
opposing view, which is
provide
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providing
the carefulness and invaluable skills.
However
,
those
plural of "this"
these
positions have less help for the military during the peace time. In conclusion, personally, I think women should have the same right as men to choose their positions. Above all, though
,
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,
I believe that women are better not to join the military because the disadvantages are outweigh the benefits. Women are really
demanded
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demanding
by family
members particularly
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members, particularly
for parents and children.
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  • dynamics
  • cohesion
  • resilience
  • integration
  • gender disparities
  • morale
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  • retention
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