The "frontline" designation doesn't matter. Obviously there's going to be some initial resistance from within those units but it's going to be quickly dealt with by threatening those officers with career-ending evaluations. The particularly stubborn ones will be reassigned and replaced with yes-men.
Also: some of you all who read the knowledge section will know where I'm headed with this next question. The elite rarely pushes any policy into action because they themselves believe in PC...they don't and they know better. Instead I'd suggest that attempting to put women into "elite" combat units "might" be a trial run for another agenda that's part of the long term planning. It also "might" have something in common with the worldwide push that's been putting women into high political offices.
And "might" may not mean "might", and I might be saying MUCH less than I know.
Also: some of you all who read the knowledge section will know where I'm headed with this next question. The elite rarely pushes any policy into action because they themselves believe in PC...they don't and they know better. Instead I'd suggest that attempting to put women into "elite" combat units "might" be a trial run for another agenda that's part of the long term planning. It also "might" have something in common with the worldwide push that's been putting women into high political offices.
And "might" may not mean "might", and I might be saying MUCH less than I know.