Thanks Di 😊 😊 😊 😊.Thanks for claryfing about my doubts too😊.Whatever you've said is correct 👏and I completely agree to it.Originally posted by: NaVy1985
firstly, neha you really deserve:
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for starting such a great discussion 👍🏼
now, while i understand that more harm can come to a woman than a man at the hands of the enemy .... but that just means that there needs to be better training to help teach women soldiers how to get themselves out of these situations ..... technically the kind of "abuse" we're talking about can happen in any job .... it can happen out in the open on neighbourhood streets but that doesn't stop women from venturing out in the world .....
sorry but i truly feel that women can make good soldiers .... women may lack physical strength but at the same time they make up for that with their emotional strength .... we all know how much women are able to take emotionally .... (i'm not saying that men can't take emotional stress .... but like both capt rajveer and capt abhimanyu have said .... its about how much you can take .... and when it comes to handling the mental trauma of warfare .... women may have an upper hand at dealing with it since they are often better able to express their feelings)
and neha .... you said that there no women in the army in reality ..... 😕 .... yes there are .... my best friends cousin - who's a girl - is in the united states navy .... and the indian army does have female officers ... in the OTA (officers training academy) they have spots for female officers and they deploy them as well
you can check out:
http://indianarmy.nic.in/arcar1.htm
and
http://indianarmy.nic.in/arotahistory.htm
You don't need to say sorry.Your points are absolutely correct.If we work hard,then definately we'll become good soldiers.After all "Where there's a will there is a way".😊