If they end up taking few(er) women, readiness will take a hit as I don't recall news stories about turning away people wanting to join. And if they really don

If they end up taking few(er) women, readiness will take a hit as I don't recall news stories about turning away people wanting to join. And if they really don't want women in the service, guess they're going to have to rent contractor medical people? Or are they limiting it to the grunts at the pointy end of the spear? Last time I checked, people seem to prefer the higher-paying, higher-employable military jobs - officers, pilots, IT/communications, engineering...