Marine Corps study says units with women fall short on combat skills - Los Angeles Times
By A Mystery Man Writer
A lengthy experiment studying women during combat skills tests found that all-male units performed better than mixed-gender ones in most tactical areas and that women suffered more injuries than men, the Marine Corps reported this week.
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