Have the women with combat jobs in the Rangers and Special Forces actually been fighting along side men?

Sir many years ago I ran into a female major who was wearing an ADA Branch insignia on her BDU's. As I looked she smiled and realized why I had that look on my face she explained that she was in a very small group of women that was awarded that branch insignia for completing the training, she also said she never actually worked at that branch. From many of the posts on this thread I can see that some are confusing women serving in the Army in multiple MOS(s) in combat situations and doing a great job with Women assigned COMBAT MOS(s) and actually kicking in doors doing fire and maneuver etc. Depending on your source its between 601-680ish Soldiers less that 2% of Infantry slots. While observing an Infantry graduation down at Benning for my son I saw about a dozen female Soldiers marching(Limping) behind their company with about 3 Males on crutches. The fastest way to end 90% of the complaining on either side of the argument is to make it a 50-50 mix and hold them all to the standard ATP 3-21.8 (INFANTRY PLATOON AND SQUAD) no modifications no watering down etc. That will be a test that very few can challenge as biased. Until then all this bickering is just a distraction. When I went in the Infantry was treated as a place for all those who couldn't qualify for all those high speed MOS(s) but apparently some feel everyone is Infantry when you are defending yourself against an attacker.

50% success rate 1 for 2 so far in the SF realm