Well look: https://taskandpurpose.com/news/women-can-outperform-many-men-infantry-get/
"Media coverage of the study described the disadvantage of the average female Marine’s physical stature, even while acknowledging that male Marines who were below average weight and strength were equally unsuitable to the task, but permitted in the infantry nonetheless. Even the study acknowledged the difference in weight, with men averaging 178 pounds and women 142. We can recognize this physiological difference between men and women without being sexist; in fact, we have to if we want to make the case for gender integration because a more valid methodology would have controlled the female sample selection to include only those female volunteers with size and strength that would be more mathematically comparable to their male counterparts.
The study acknowledged that in terms of anaerobic power, the top 25% of female Marines overlapped with the bottom 25% of male Marines; and in terms of both anaerobic and aerobic capacity, the top 10% of women overlapped with the bottom 50% of men. That sounds, without much analysis, to be a golden talking point for naysayers, but here’s the bottom line: At least some women had more anaerobic power, anaerobic capacity, and aerobic capacity than some men. This automatically indicates, almost without any other analysis, that there are absolutely some female Marines who are more qualified, based on their strength and endurance, to be in a combat job than some male Marines. Mathematically it means that of the 300 male Marines in the study, there was at least one woman who had greater physical strength than 75 of them and greater endurance than 150 of them."
If you can't see the double standard of men who are unsuited to the task getting in because they aren't women, then you are deluded about the idea that men are better objectively.
And then there is this: https://www.thetaskforce.org/news/new-study-finds-transgender-people-twice-as-likely-to-serve-in-military/