I’ve never cared for the idea of women being frontline soldiers. If they want to pilot vehicles or aircraft, by all means go for it. There are plenty of very effective female pilots.
In WWII our fighter pilots in the Pacific were pushed to the physical limits of fatigue and endurance due to the pace of the war, the stress and the harsh conditions.
If you read Greg Boyington’s bio, he recounts taking cigarettes apart and dropping tobacco into his eyes because the sting would keep him from falling asleep in the cockpit.
One of the best examples of a pivotal battle where both both sides are pushed to the limits was the Battle of Bastogne in France in during the Battle of the Bulge in WWII.
http://www.shsu.edu/~his_ncp/Bastogne.html
The Germans launched a surprise Christmas counter attack in one of the worst winters in Europe ignominy years.
Hold the City of Bastogne was critical to halting the German offensive and a contingent American Airborne Rangers was sent to hold it all costs until they were relieved. They were way outnumbered and out gunned but they fought a hard fight in extreme cold weather to the point of exhaustion for several days.
The German troops were similarly pushed physically as well
Our Airborne troops in Bastogne would have been over run were it not for the fact the Gen Patton pulled off one of the more amazing military accomplishments in military history by disengaging his troops and then fought their way to Bastogne to relive the Rangers.
To do so pushed Patton's troops to the breaking point as well.
There is simply no way women soldiers could have held up under such conditions.
If the Rangers had a large contingent of women present, Bastogne likely would have fallen long before Patton could relieve it which would've allowed the Germans to advance and succeed with their counter offensive.
Had Patton been required to cope with the physical limitations imposed by having to rely on a large number of women integrated into his forces, there is no way they could pushed as hard and fast as they did.
The outcome of Battle of Bastogne would have been much different if Gen Patton's III Army and Gen McAuliffe of the 101st Airborne had to go to war with the integrated Army being proposed by feminist's
The same be said for the Marines in any one of a number of Pacific islands or Okinawa, but a better object lesson would probably be the Chosin Reservoir during the Korean War.
http://www.chosinreservoir.com
On the other hand, in his biography, Col Robin Olds compliments the superb, precision airmanship of the female WAC pilots who delivered the new P-51 Mustang fighter planes when his squadron converted from the P-38 Lightnings they had been flying.
This is just simple reality.
The big danger with we face from the leftist liberals purhingtheir agenda is that they are so committed to their ideological positions that ideology trumps reality in their decision making process.
War and combat is brutal in exposing the misconceptions and false assumptions that occur when a peace time army is shown it's lack of preparedness and blind spots as America learned at the Kaserine Pass in at the start of WWII.
We see the same thing happening in Europe in response to the Muslim Refugee invasion. Europeans are so bought into their politically correct world view that they simply cannot accept that they are facing a hostile invasion of Jihadi revolutionaries bent on Islamic domination of Europe and not a legitimate humanitarian crisis
And you base this statement on what?