The only country in the world where men and women eat and sleep and train together

The Norwegian army has recently added a mandatory military service for women, making it the only country in NATO to have a military service for both men and women.In the name of equality between men and women, men and women are required to exercise together and sleep in the same bedroom.In the picture is a Norwegian soldier. His appearance is too high.

Norway has a small population, a low birth rate and a serious shortage of soldiers, so the emergence of female soldiers can make up for this gap. In the 1980s, there were female fighter pilots, female submarine soldiers and female tank soldiers in Norway. Now, female soldiers have become a common sight in Norwegian military camps.This is the Norwegian special forces for hunters, the world's first all-female special forces.

Norway is the world's first is also currently the only countries to men and women soldiers roommate, both to reduce the cost of the construction of dormitory, and can make men and women soldiers to establish a profound friendship, it has been proved that it is very useful, to live with men and women soldiers not only eliminates the distance and mystery, and violations dropped a lot, men and women to establish a deep affection of brothers and sisters.The picture shows Norwegian men and women in the same dormitory changing their clothes in person. It seems that they are accustomed to such a life.

Norway's system of female military service has been in place for nearly 40 years.In 2013, Norway also passed a law to conscript both men and women.A study two years ago showed that such "de-gendered" training has had some effect, with men and women in the same camps even reducing the frequency of sexual harassment, the Norwegian journal reported.The researchers believe that it is easier for men and women to develop brotherly and sisterly friendships.

"We were a little shy at first, but when the initial awkwardness is gone, we can relax and train and live together," one man said in an interview.