Yes, for real ,,, still some of us that believe women are to be protected, not put on the front line (or thereabouts).
I disagree.
If a man has to submit his personal information to the armed forces and be called into service in times of war or peace, under penalty of jail time, massive fines, blacklisting from job opportunities and being banned from getting a driver's license in over 20 states... equal protection insists that women be subject to the same indignity.
What the armed forces does with the women in their registration list is another issue altogether, but they should be required to register. The armed forces has uses for women that don't involve combat. If that's the concern, as it usually has been, it's a very weak one. That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.