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HUAHRAN. Saudi Arab Jan 2d They Joined Jbr thomr reoaona mm da apertence. adumture education TW never expected to be at war. repor Reuter
Rut aa the aHira broee for ground combat US women eoidiert are on the front Une wtth mixed Jeetlnga about their rote here
T don't feet women should be here unless the job ceila for W. Mid Marine Lance Corporal Patricia Perea, whoee Job would be to mop up ufter any chemical weiona attack'
'There no aenae of hatting a female out here when ILl pretty dear that th can't occompttah aa much aa a man can and can't compete in atrength.’
Perea. 20 of Rocheatet. Mew York, la one qf about 130 women at a loptottra ou»o«t near the Kuwait border.
Hot ail are calm about the experience, eapecktby urhen Iraqi Scud mteailet ahflek overhead en route io Radh and Dhahran.
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The pate puarda are eade ar female alike, Long said They could be shot by terrorises Just lihr a mon. "We'w juat aa quotpW os men. I would feel no hesttatton tn pieking up an M- J 6 rle and going at it.'
Inevitably, there are clashes betiaarn stole soldirrs and women. But moot aay that aa combat cornea doaer, they work together like Jamtiea and look out for one another.
'Hecauae men have alwayt known us to be ladylihe. we Juat have to prove ourseturs * said air Jone Sergeant Carla Barbour Clark. 30. of kt ad la on. Virginia.
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