@Ridge Runner - I get your point and you cite some good examples, maybe you were even in the Military and served with Women and therefore have real experiance that I lack, so I respect your POV for that and I can Not match that. I do know men in the Military now and Officers that oversee training: Women do Not have to meet the same Physical fitness standards that men do and unless they recently reduced the physical standards for ALL because of recruiting difficulties. To some of your Bullit points - You quote the rare “exceptions” and Not the majority or even averages ie” Yes, some Women can kick a mans ass and especially a well trained and conditioned MMA fighter….but she can’t beat a similarly trained, similar sized MMA Male fighter and let me know what “bout” took place in MMA where a female beat a male??
Regarding Bravery Men vs. Women - agree No difference there. Operating a firearm, tank, fighter jet, Drone etc.. - agree No difference there. But Women are NOT Physically equal to Men, No woman has ever beaten a World record held by Men - Name ONE athletic physical World Record held by a Woman? Weightlifting, Running, Swimming, Pole Vault, High Jump, Marathon, 100m dash, etc… or explain why if Women are equal they are not openly competing head-to-head with Men in all athletic fields? I do Not doubt that you have served with some exceptional female soldiers - brave, competent, physically fit, and highly capable….but they’re the “exceptions”. Even the highly touted U.S. Women’s Soccer Team, World Cup Winners - couldn’t beat a Men’s Soccer Team and very unlikely they could beat any top College Men’s team….watching them play is entertaining but like Men’s Soccer in “slow motion”,,,,,same with Women’s Pro tennis,
OK, enough of the ridiculous “examples” as we both get our points. Woman fight for the Mossad and IDF because the very small population of Israel, combined with enemies on all borders, requires “everyone” must serve in the military. It has helped to highlight how valuable women can be in the military and the great contributions they can make and their “bravery” was never in question. To your question “Do I think American Women in the Military are LESS Capable then other Countries?” Answer: NO, but I do think that “most” MOST are NOT as “willing” to sacrifice and do what it takes to be a good soldier. When I say “most” I mean most of the U.S. population of Women - Not the few that decide to go into the military voluntarily.
Here is my final questions:
1). Why have Women NEVER been drafted to serve in a U.S. military during a War?
2). Should Women be required to be drafted into War - the same as men?