The yearlong study found that all male squads did better than mixed groups in 69 percent of the tasks evaluated. it's unclear what this will mean for the future of women in ground combat jobs. A u.s. marine corps study examining how women would perform in ground combat roles showed all male units broadly outperformed mixed gender units on everything from reaching targets quickly to.
2 days ago. by phil stewart washington (reuters) a u.s. marine corps study examining how women would perform in ground combat roles showed all male units broadly outperformed mixed gender units on everything from reaching targets quickly to firing accurately with heavier weapons. the results of the study, a summary of which was released by. The marine corps just released a year long study testing whether women can survive the rough, grueling world of ground combat. the details are stark. all male units outperformed mixed gender units. Editor's note: this story was originally published at 12:01 p.m. on sept. 10, 2015. all male ground combat teams outperformed their mixed gender counterparts in nearly every capacity during a. Washington, d.c. — can female u.s. combat marines be just as effective as men? a month long marine corps suggests an answer: no. the u.s. defense department.
Editor's note: this story was originally published at 12:01 p.m. on sept. 10, 2015. all male ground combat teams outperformed their mixed gender counterparts in nearly every capacity during a. Washington, d.c. — can female u.s. combat marines be just as effective as men? a month long marine corps suggests an answer: no. the u.s. defense department. Posted on sep 10, 2015 7:26 pm edt. on sept. 10, marine corps officials announced that all male ground combat teams outperformed mixed gender teams in nearly every aspect of a recent infantry. Here’s what happened: marine corps leadership wanted to see how ground combat units that included a representative sample of women would perform relative to all male units against a range of.
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