Skylar
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Just check the average woman in a uniform, in a parade. Stark reality.There are a couple of lesbians who post here that may have a shot at passing
The physical difference between men and women is about 20%. Usually, it doesn't amount to much as most tasks or professions don't involve pushing yourself to the limits of physical endurance. Or there are machines that anyone can use that make the task much easier for both genders. Most lumberjacks for example use chainsaws. Not axes.
Special forces training would be one of those exceptions. Its so brutal that almost no men can pass. I think its highly unlikely a woman could. There are realms where pure physicality matters. This appears to be one of them.
In most instances, its irrelevant. A bullet fired from a rifle doesn't give a shit about the chromosomes of the person who pulled the trigger. Same with a tank shell, drone missile, destroyer gun, or fighter's bomb.
Yeah but special forces is a whole new ball game. When they go on ops they NEED to be able to depend on each team member
I agree completely. Special Forces aren't 'most instances'. I think there are plenty of combat roles women would excel in. Most in fact. Special Forces isn't one of them.