Women in combat: Test failures raise questions about how many can succeed - Washington Times

Military women washing out in two major tests this spring raises the question of whether a large enough female population exists to produce significant numbers of officers for front-line ground combat, an Army professor says.

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Marine experiment finds women get injured more frequently, shoot less accurately than men - The Washington Post

Bystanders to Genocide - The Atlantic

Is Ukraine's counteroffensive failing? Kyiv and its supporters worry about losing control of the narrative

Tears in the Darkness: The Story of the Bataan Death March and Its Aftermath: Norman, Michael, Norman, Elizabeth M.: 9780312429706: : Books

Army's Top General Vows Not to Lower Recruiting Standards Despite Trouble Finding New Soldiers

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Woman becomes US Navy's first female SEAL candidate, The Independent

Few women are trying for elite special operations roles, new data shows

Opinion Fictional thriller by David Ignatius: The Tao of Deception - Washington Post

Is This How Discrimination Ends? A New Approach to Implicit Bias - The Atlantic

Supreme Court Rejects Affirmative Action at U.S. Colleges - The New York Times