"Unveiling the Sexism: Women in Army Special Operations Battle for Equality"

A recent internal study conducted by the Army reveals that women in Army special operations face blatant sexism, particularly among senior noncommissioned officers (NCOs) who express a lack of respect for female superiors and dread the idea of working with women. The study highlights that while women have made significant strides in the military, they still face discrimination and double standards in elite military echelons. Female soldiers reported having to work harder than men, being passed over for less qualified men, and facing double standards in terms of dress code and job opportunities. The Army acknowledges the problem and recognizes the need for cultural change.