and strategy is often built.

Fortunately, the path to bridge the gap is visible. Scholars should draw inspiration from the observations of the feminist scholars and practitioners whose efforts demonstrate that security for women can look very different from security for men. This knowledge holds implications for substantive research into military applications.

The United States is completing its 18th year of overseas conflict. During these years, over 300,000 women have served in Iraq and Afghanistan in uniform – in unprecedented numbers and in glass-breaking roles. Through their work, they have developed important perspectives and impacted national security in ways that we do not yet fully comprehend. The experiences of these women, who have actively participated in combat operations at different levels of leadership, offer an exciting space for research. ByEARLY AS SATURDAY, NICOLE KILL
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