Women in front-line combat positions?
Yes or no?

 What is a "front line combat position" ?

 Most humans thinks infantry with an M-4 pointed at the enemy and that's it.

 However a standard definition is position(s) closest to the area of conflict of an armed force's personnel and equipment.  In the US ARMY it is called "Combat Arms" and includes infantry, field artillery, air defense artillery, aviation, armor, special forces, and combat engineers.

 Would Field Artillery meet the "front line combat" definition?  Armor?  I know plenty of Israeli women in armor units, drivers, gunners and commanders.  

 Front-line as described by the US military?  Yes.

 Every single known position?  No.  Only one's who can achieve competencies without altering the standard.

Let’s go with that definition.

 Yes.  I am ok with voluntary female casualties on the battlefield.

The frontline is made up of individuals. Together they are a team.
You want your team to lose?
Put Team Members in it who aren't physically able to drag their teammates to safety.
Load it with weak people.
Stop thinking IDENTITY and start thinking
ABILITY.

The frontline is made up of individuals. Together they are a team.
You want your team to lose?
Put Team Members in it who aren't physically able to drag their teammates to safety.
Load it with weak people.
Stop thinking IDENTITY and start thinking
ABILITY.


 So you are addressing if they lowered the standards correct?  I'm not sure Webstermark is questioning that as much as he is questioning that if a female - that has passed all the same requirements a male did - should not be there based exclusively off her gender.  

 Frontline with varied standards is a totally different discussion.

Yes, should women be in combat positions?
Yes or no?

The correct answer by the way is no.

The correct answer by the way is no.


 I assume actual soldiers wouldn't know any better than those safe at home?