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    Women in the Infantry

    Hey,

    Could anyone give me a reference as to where I could find the terms listed as to why women are not allowed to serve in the infantry or armoured corps please?

    Thanks

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    Re: Women in the Infantry

    Why do you ask?







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    Re: Women in the Infantry

    What do you mean? Are you looking for chapter and verse on why they can't?

    Some foreign armed forces allow women to serve in combat roles, and there have been plenty of studies on the subject, with some rather mixed but generally predictable findings.
    Excerpt from The Four Slappers of the Apocalypse.

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    Re: Women in the Infantry

    I'll give you a reference. Lighthouse @ GR 23456987, mag bearing 0070' 1500m - this shall be known as axis.

    Also, as my OC says, "If you don't have a dinky then you shouldn't be doing f*cking mans work split!" The man has a point.
    I am preparing my impromtu remarks

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    Re: Women in the Infantry

    I am doing a report/brief/debate on the subject. Out of interest do you know which nations do allow women in a 'front' line role?

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    Re: Women in the Infantry

    Quote Originally Posted by Rogue_Entity
    I am doing a report/brief/debate on the subject. Out of interest do you know which nations do allow women in a 'front' line role?
    Denmark for a start, but look here for more:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_the_military
    Excerpt from The Four Slappers of the Apocalypse.

    And when I had opened the fourth beer, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see.

    And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and her that sat on him was the wife, and Hell followed with her......

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    Re: Women in the Infantry

    Canada is another that has all trades open to females. First woman to be in an Infantry unit was in 1989. Here's a link for more detail... http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/cd...nmilitary.html

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    Re: Women in the Infantry

    Quote Originally Posted by BBear
    I'll give you a reference. Lighthouse @ GR 23456987, mag bearing 0070' 1500m - this shall be known as axis.

    Also, as my OC says, "If you don't have a dinky then you shouldn't be doing f*cking mans work split!" The man has a point.
    A dinky? How old is your OC, 9?

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    Re: Women in the Infantry

    [quote="Moodybitch"]
    Quote Originally Posted by BBear
    I'll give you a reference. Lighthouse @ GR 23456987, mag bearing 0070' 1500m - this shall be known as axis.

    Also, as my OC says, "If you don't have a dinky then you shouldn't be doing f*cking mans work split!" The man has a point.
    A dinky? How old is your OC, 9?[/quote]

    hahaha

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    Re: Women in the Infantry

    Is there are particular part of the British Forces that gives reasons why an infantry or armoured corps is not available to women?

    How this is exempt from equal opportunities etc?

    Thanks for those links they are really useful

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