Being in the Airborne Infantry, is no easy task, for even men.

The Airborne School, during the post-Vietnam War era, was readjusted to accommodate women.  The Airborne School, during the post-WW2 era, was readjusted to accommodate weaker men.

I am not too sure, how the Infantry School, will handle women soldiers.  It is literally, a hands on & grimy program, requiring a lot of upper body strength.  Team efforts are involved, with a lot of physical contact, to help each other.

Even the Ranger School, had to be readjusted, to handle the West Point women officers.

If she can pass all of the schools, without too many readjustments, then she will pass the modified training programs.

In general, too many people, who have never served in any army, have no idea what Infantry soldiers have to do, against enemy combatants.

She must already have a warrior's ethos, before she enters the army.