Women serving in the military
In the movie G.I.Jane Lt. Jordan O’Neil was the first woman to train in the Navy SEALS. From the time she arrived at the base she was treated unjustly. Lt. O’Neil entered the SEALS for the same reasons men did and quickly found she was unwanted in a primarily male dominated scene. As G.I.Jane website states, “Indeed, military and high- ranking government officials- -including her sponsor, Senator Lillian DeHaven, - - are counting on her to fail” (www.cinema1.com/movies97/gijane/us.html). There has been much controversy today and in the past whether or not women should be allowed to serve in the SEALS or any branch of the military. For example, women have had a long and proud history serving in the military and have had no objections until recently. Another example is that women are entering the military with higher grades and often more education than their male counterparts. Women also have a ‘warrior’ spirit within them and a ‘can do’ attitude. Furthermore, women jo!in the military for the same reasons as men do, so why would recruits deny an equal opportunity? Therefore, women should be allowed to serve in the military. The first reason why women should serve in the military is be
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