dr. kat fisher. >> hello. thank you. i'm dr. kat fisher. i work at ft. bragg. thank you you all very much for your comments and presentations. they're very helpful. i had one that came from the first panel, but it also came up in terms of what a lot of you spoke to, and my interest and kind of question and concern is this realm between masculinity and femininity in the military context and out of it. in the context of integration, in terms of peace process, negotiations or military combat units, how we don't inadvertently essentialize assumed constructed notions of gender in the name of equality. because you hear it in terms of how the questions are phrased, in terms of how explanations are made, in terms of just a natural, oh, that just is. and how we can kind of deal with that, and again, i think it's not exclusive to the military role, but perhaps more pronounced in a particular kind of way. so if you can speak to that, thank you. >> i can, and i know jeanette can as well because we both spent time thinking and writing about this. and this is, i think, one o