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“If they meet all the physical demands, then there’s no reason why women shouldn’t be allowed to be in combat,” said Wright State University student Chris Stefanopoulos.
Although several people thought new opportunities for women may increase the number of females volunteering to serve, 17-year-old Alexis Fishwick of Dayton said the possibility of frontline combat might cause her to reconsider enlisting.

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