As a former military muldoon, I am well aware of what it takes to develop and perform strength, speed, and endurance tasks, as I was required to both perform, train, and assess, the execution of those tasks over a 20 year span. However, unlike our athletic counterparts in the civilian sector, we intentionally incorporated sleep deprivation, food deprivation, and unfavorable environmental conditions into our training, which contributes significantly to the "suck factor" of a wide variety of tasks. So, yes, I do "have a clue" from a training standpoint.
I have seen first hand how females slow down a formation, and increase the load requirements for their male counterparts forced to carry their kit due to the biological differences (lack of strength and endurance) between genders.
How many female athletes would be competitive against their male counterparts in the same Olympic events? None. Examine the records, it's all there, and it's not because of "sexism", it's because of biology and evolution.
Certainly, in this day and age this view is not popular in many circles, however, nothing I have said is wrong, and is based on empirical evidence easily found by researching the results of competition sports, and through my own experiences alike. To believe otherwise is to ignore the facts, and is akin to ignoring science in favor of "faith".
As a strength and conditioning specialist, if YOU had to assemble a team required to perform physical tasks of strength, speed, and endurance, where would YOU look? The females? If your life depended on it, you would want the strongest, and the fastest in each event, and that individual will be male. Every single time.
That's not sexist.
That's biology.
Best to you, regardless.