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Supporters, Critics Open Fire on Women in Combat
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WASHINGTON -- The Pentagon's announcement Tuesday that the service branches and U.S. Special Operations command are moving ahead with plans to put women into combat positions sparked a range of reactions from supporters and opponents. Among the jobs that could eventually open are those in the infantry, in armor units and on ...
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