there no killer intsinct in a women.

OK,good point.But what if there comprimised,there no killer intsinct in a women.

OK,OK,but men are more robust than women and what if it came down to unarmed combat surley the enemy (if men) would have the upperhand from shear strength of the man.

ok then we'll leave it at that,but women in any other sf (sas/sbs) no way hos a.

ok then we'll leave it at that,but women in any other sf (sas/sbs) no way hos a.

First off, What's the SRR?

 

 

Keep in mind that the world is full of men who agree with you that women lack a killer instinct and who will, consequently, overlook a woman entirely who's doing reconnaissance work in an urban area.  Women can fade into the crowd and be overlooked much easier than a strapping six-foot tall guy who's 2% body fat, in Olympic athlete kind of shape, has a weathered tan from all the time on the range or in the field and who radiates steely-eyed killer vibes.

 

The idea is not new -- various SOF units have used female personnel for working the intel/recon side of things for a long time.  There's also the Israeli commando hit (dramatized in Munich) where they went into Beirut with half the unit dressed as women because male-female couples tended to be overlooked by PLO security elements where pairs or more of military age men drew justifiable scrutiny.

 

As for the killer instinct angle, there is some validity to the logic that testosterone levels drive aggression, but there're ample historical precendents for women performing admirably (and lethally) on the battlefield (WW2 Resistance/Partisan groups, Cold War era Wars of National Liberation all proved that point repeatedly) as well as the various female political leaders who haven't blinked a bit when it came time to kick off wholesale killing (Golda Meir, Maggie Thatcher, etc.).  They, like women working in the SOF field, probably benefitted greatly by being underestimated because of their gender.