attles with the least amount of casualties.Most important, training together during basic training is necessary because it eliminates segregation. Civilian jobs and work environments were required to desegregate in the 1960's or face fines and penalties. In contrast, our military has been allowed to continue segregation between men and women. The United States is based on equality and equal rights; women are equally capable of training with men than without men. It is not Constitutional right to keep men and women separate during the most important part of training our military.In summary, putting men and women together during basic training is important to United States safety. By training together from the start, they become a cohesive unit, increase productiveness, and it works to eliminate segregation. Gone are the days when women are only good for sewing uniforms and bandaging wounds. In the computer and technology age, women are just as capable as fighting the war as men are. Basic training establishes the foreground to make women and men "be all that they can be"....
