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| + | When campaigning against the [[ERA]], [[Phyllis Schlafly]] pointed out that the nation was threatened by, "groups more interested in social experimentation and appeasing pressure groups than in building a fighting force." [http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EXI/is_2_18/ai_73063458/pg_6/?tag=content;col1] | ||
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| + | See: [[Women_in_the_military#Effectiveness_of_Women_in_US_Military_Combat_Roles]] | ||
Revision as of 23:19, July 28, 2010
Women in combat are not only less effective than men, but they reduce the effective of the men they serve with. This has been proven in Poland and in Israel.
When campaigning against the ERA, Phyllis Schlafly pointed out that the nation was threatened by, "groups more interested in social experimentation and appeasing pressure groups than in building a fighting force." [1]
See: Women_in_the_military#Effectiveness_of_Women_in_US_Military_Combat_Roles