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For several years in our history, women have fought to earn a position in several different roles in our world; whether it be fighting for the opportunity to participate in the forming of government parties, or achieving a job status in areas that are usually seen by society as being on the masculine side. However, after all these conflicts between women and society, a solution still has not been reached. Besides fighting for the right to vote or run for office, or achieving a role in a masculine viewed occupation, there is still the conflict of allowing women to serve in a country's armed forces. When a person enrolls into the military they receive some sense of satisfaction knowing that they have the opportunity to serve their nation and do so in one of the most respected ways possible. However, there has always been a debate as to how women should be able to serve their country. Various crimes that have occurred against the female sex in the military have raised debate as to......

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