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Marinesĭirect Ground Combat More Than Being "In Harm's Way" Jude Eden, ˗ A Tale of Two Combat Integration Tests – Army vs.Jude Eden, : Ashton Carter Betrays Military Women & Combat Effectiveness.Katie Petronio, USMC, Marine Corps Gazette : Get Over It - We are Not All Created Equal These veteran female Marines have questioned the wisdom of forcing women to deploy with men in a close combat environment, where the physical demands and medical penalties are more severe for women than men: CMR: What Do Women Want? The Pentagon Doesn’t Care.A number of surveys have shown that women Marines want to serve their country, but do not want to be treated like men in the combat arms: Exhibit D in the CMR Special Report Part I, posted above, highlights the voices of women interviewed by an academic researcher when the push for women in the infantry was just beginning in 2012. There is no evidence that Marine women want to be eligible for the combat arms on an involuntary basis.

March 2015 Edition of Military Medicine Magazine: Changes in Combat Task Performance Under Increasing Loads in Active-Duty Marines

Exhibit D: What Do Women Want? Statements from Women MarinesĬMR Policy Analysis: Double-Think About Double Standards - "Gender-Neutral Training to Include Gender-Normed ScoresĬMR: Seven Reasons Why Women-in-Combat Diversity Will Degrade Tough Training Standards.

Exhibit B: Partial List of Prior Studies, Reports, and Research on Women in Direct Ground Combat.

Exhibit A - Graphics from Naval Health Research Center Analysis.

Marine Corps Research Findings: Where Is the Case for Co-Ed Ground Combat? Interim CMR Special Report, Part I, Sept. USMC Research ˗ Infantry Course Completion Rates

Executive Summary, Interim CMR Special Report – Part II.

Interim CMR Special Report, Part II, November 2015: Marine Corps Research Findings: Where is the Case for Co-Ed Ground Combat?.

USMC : Women in Combat Implementation PlanĬMR: Marines Set Sound Priorities: Survivability & Lethality in Battle.The CMR Statement for the Record linked above analyzes many of the flawed expectations incorporated in the USMC plan to comply with administration orders: When Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter disregarded USMC recommendations and a request for exemptions in December 2015, the Marines produced this plan to implement the administrations’ policies. Department of Defense: Women in Service Studies.Some of the USMC Research documents are posted here, but CMR has learned that about half were omitted from the list posted on the Defense Department website: Official Record of Senate Armed Services Committee Hearing, Feb. CMR: Statement for the Record, Senate Armed Services Committee, Submitted by CMR President Elaine Donnelly, Feb.Researchers are invited to review these documents, as well as articles available in the Issues Research & Analysis section of this website.ĬMR: CMR Files Comprehensive Statement for the Record for Senate Armed Services Committee Hearing on Women in Direct Ground Combat The documents linked below provide information that is essential for understanding of policy changes affecting women and men in the Marine Corps.