Why women do not belong in the U.S. infantry : Marine Infantry isn't broken it doesn't need to be fixed / Lauren F Serrano.
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Marine Corps Gazette Vol 98 No 9, September 2014, pp. 36-40 (71)Summary: Female Marine officer explains why women should not be in front line infantry roles. Reasons include physical fitness, stamina, impact on unit cohesion and male bonding.
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Female Marine officer explains why women should not be in front line infantry roles. Reasons include physical fitness, stamina, impact on unit cohesion and male bonding.
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