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Preface --Figures --Summary --Acknowledgments --Abbreviations --1.Introduction:Persistent, Networked, and Distributed Special Operations --The Research Question, Approach, and Organization --2.Identified Operational Challenges:Approach --Findings --3.Implications for Persistent, Networked, and Distributed Special Operations:Enhanced Theater Special Operations Commands --Greater Forward-Deployed Personnel Presence --Enhanced Interagency and Allied Partner-Nation Partnerships --Final Observations --APPENDIX:Persistent-Presence Special Operations Forces Small Teams --References.

This article examines whether there is a less costly medical distribution structure for U.S. Central Command that would maintain or improve performance.

History, challenges, and concerns -- The integration of women and other excluded groups into the U.S. military the historical experience -- Physical ability and stress response differences between men and women -- The potential implications of women's integration on unit cohesion -- The expectations of SOF personnel regarding potentially integrating women into SOF units -- The women in SOF survey -- Insights from the focus groups -- Potential future pathways -- A framework for establishing gender-neutral standards for special operations forces -- Observations and implications.