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catalyst-28831	Ali, Isra	Tactical Tactility: Warfare, Gender, and Cultural Intelligence	2016		.htm	text/html	9167	395	42	The question of how to access civilian women was answered in the form of consolidating women soldiers who were functioning disparately in the war zone into all-female platoons, something commanders on the ground began doing early on in both the Iraq and Afghanistan military campaigns (Lemmon, 2015). Though women soldiers have long been present in the war zone, formal acknowledgement of women’s combat service becomes possible when Muslim women are central to the rhetoric of warfare, and cultural practices of gender segregation in Muslim societies are foregrounded in the development of military strategies in the war zone.	cache/catalyst-28831.htm	txt/catalyst-28831.txt