When were girls aloud to join the army?

Girls were officially allowed to join the British Army in 1990, marking a significant change in military policy. Prior to this, women could serve in the armed forces but were restricted to specific roles and did not have the same opportunities as men. The inclusion of women in various capacities has since expanded, and today they can serve in all roles, including combat positions. This shift reflects broader societal changes regarding gender equality in the workforce.