Women have increasingly taken on combat roles in various military forces around the world. Historically, many nations restricted women from direct combat positions, but changing societal norms and the recognition of women's capabilities have led to policy reforms. Countries like the United States, Canada, and Israel now allow women to serve in frontline combat units. The inclusion of women in combat roles has been shown to enhance military effectiveness and diversity. Research indicates that mixed-gender teams can improve problem-solving and operational performance. As more women join combat positions, they continue to challenge stereotypes and pave the way for future generations in the military.