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RIO DE JANEIRO – Modern successful militaries have one thing in common: each value the contributions of women in all occupational specialties. One military community seeing an increase of women within its ranks is combat arms. It is more common because courageous pioneers in this field have proven women can take the fight to the enemy.

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