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In reply to the discussion: Marine study finds women suffer more injuries, shoot less accurately than men [View all]treestar
(82,383 posts)28. the study is not really needed though
the women who can qualify should be able to, exceptional or not.
the average women in aggregate doing less should have no effect of stopping her.
that's likely what they want to use this study to prove.
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Marine study finds women suffer more injuries, shoot less accurately than men [View all]
mahatmakanejeeves
Sep 2015
OP
Many prefered using the M2AP round, because it was more accurate, and penetrated trees better. n/t
oneshooter
Sep 2015
#36
Thus the fear of a Communist Revolution was the driving force behind the surrender
happyslug
Sep 2015
#47
Also noteworthy - they did not come to the exercise with equal levels of training
caraher
Sep 2015
#13
I don't know why they had to spend money on a study, I found out men had better aim years ago
ripcord
Sep 2015
#14
so the study found men are,in general,heavier and stronger than women and in combat thats a big deal
Demonaut
Sep 2015
#15
Combat is a long, grueling, miserable occupation & that's just the physical aspect.
GOLGO 13
Sep 2015
#18
Navy secretary criticizes controversial Marine Corps gender integration study
mahatmakanejeeves
Sep 2015
#20
If you have to handpick "high performers" to be able compete with average male Marines
hack89
Sep 2015
#21
The pull-ups & push-ups is the dirty little secret they don't like to talk about
GOLGO 13
Sep 2015
#60
Maybe dosing women with testosterone would work if they want to be in infantry
AngryAmish
Sep 2015
#42
Read my comments above, I think it is training BEFORE one enters the service.
happyslug
Sep 2015
#55