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Army sparks feminist backlash after first transgender soldier to serve on the front line takes part in panel discussion about women in leadership at Sandhurst event

Warrant Officer Class 2 Deborah Penny was taking part in a discussion about the lived experience of women in the forces at Sandhurst event this week.

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Army faces backlash after trans soldier featured on panel at women in leadership event

Deborah Penny, Britain's first transgender person to serve on the front line, took part in the talk Sandhurst

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Army boss considering scrapping masculine titles like Guardsman

General Sir Patrick Sanders says he wants to ensure everyone in the Army can be themselves.

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Army considers scrapping ranks including Guardsman and Rifleman because they are too masculine

In a potential break with hundreds of years of battlefield tradition, General Sir Patrick Sanders is considering ditching historic titles in favour of more gender-neutral ranks

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Female soldiers should report rapes to the police, says army chief

Lieutenant Colonel Rebecca Macklin said sexual assault is a crime and no longer a military chain of command issue

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