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Se is wearing his trousers, they are Khaki. Worse still shi is driving his tank. In the dust crushed under its tracks lies what remains of his machismo. The women soldier has invaded the last place where the warrior could celebrate his masculinity in safety, abd deagged him. The extraordinary rise of the women soldier in a man's world.
Se is wearing his trousers, they are Khaki. Worse still shi is driving his tank. In the dust crushed under its tracks lies what remains of his machismo. The women soldier has invaded the last place where the warrior could celebrate his masculinity in safety, abd deagged him. The extraordinary rise of the women soldier in a man's world.
Kate Muir
Kate Muir is the chief film critic for The Times, and a novelist from Scotland.
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