Considerations for Integrating Women into Closed Occupations in the U.S. Special Operations Forces
Integrating women into special operations forces poses potential challenges for unit cohesion. The potential integration of women raises issues of effectiveness, in terms of physical standards and ensuring the readiness, cohesion, and morale essential to high-performing teams. This report assesses t...
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