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It's a woman's life in the army

As is well known, there are Amazons in all of our services, bar the Marines. That's fine by me, as a woman only has to be as strong as the weakest man.

Anyway, the figures came as a bit of a surprise:

2007-2008 - All officers - female 17%, Other ranks - 8%.


Higher than I thought, but this disguises heavy variation elsewhere:

Naval officers - female - 16%, other ranks - 13%

Army officers - female - 19%, other ranks - 7%

Air force officers - female - 24%, other ranks - 20%

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