I would submit that this is already happening in a lot of cases, especially in reserve regiments, because they're in urban centres. In fact, in my regiment, at one point we counted 18 different ethnic groups, languages, religions. Everybody was embraced and everybody was part of the team. In fact, I trained some of the first women for combat in combat roles. There was a lot of diversity in those units. I recognized at the time that the regular force, because of where they were located, would typically lag behind in some of that. But I think they have largely caught up. Wouldn't you agree?
