If women are assuming roles in combat units, will the draft include women?

One should hope so, buy probably not...

Realistically, any momentum to push towards including women in the draft is all highly notional is would more likely be a process of inclusion without any actual substance. That is because we are an all volunteer force, which relies more on incentives and inclusivity to recruit than for strength in numbers. You also tend to have a higher quality of soldier whom are there willingly.

But maybe? I just feel like the draft and including women in the draft, is so beyond any modern effort to amassing a force necessary to fight a war. It’s almost too unnecessary to include, but would, in my eyes at least, be good to consider. Good question though.

I don't know that answer but in my opinion it should.

My EEO views say, "Yes!"
My Dad view says, "HELL NO!"
End result? All things supposingly equal, YES ... the draft SHOULD include women. The only caveat I'd add though is that women, INITIALLY should be in support roles; BUT they should certainly be allowed to go into combat roles if they want. Sexist? I don't think so ... some women (as well as some men) are more suited to support roles; specifically rear echelon jobs which as we all know, are just as important as grunts.
Your thoughts on my view, CPT Angela Wilder?

I think the proposed NDAA has that provision in it. Personally, I think either EVERYONE should have to register with the Selective Service or NO ONE should be required. If you want to volunteer then well and good but shouldn't be required in today's "all volunteer" military.

I dunno, maybe certain federal employment positions and/or public offices should have a requirement for registration with Selective Service but even that is debatable.

Selective Service requirements should be eliminated for all.

If the past is any indicator, we have gotten more than enough WACs, WAVES, WAFs, SPARs and WAMs through enlistment.

Until women face the same possibilities of being drafted, it is difficult to maintain that women are equal to men. Until the assignment of women to combat arms and combat service support is mandatory vs voluntary, it is difficult to maintain that women are equal to men. If one wants to take the wind out of the objector's sails, all should be equal.

I sure hope not. women do a fine job in the military but I feel that it wouldn't work in 11 bravo combat roles. It is a natural instinct of men to protect women. I was an 11 bravo combat vet. I know that alot of people will disagree with me but that is my opinion, that's all.