I have my own thoughts on this, and they are similar.
Can some women perform in combat conditions? Yes, of course.
Is having mixed-gender crews, squads, etc advisable? IMHO, no.
Human nature is what it is. People who are expected to be in combat absolutely have to be focused. Absolutely have to not have any "romance," or potential for "romance," within their ranks...or any of the myriad of things that go with it. It is destructive to group cohesion and ultimately will led to the comrpomise of the mission at some level. That is dangerous to the people in thiose groups...and to the intersts of the nation.
Nuff said.
Women can and should serve.
Clearly, even in tradtional non-combat roles, they are goiong to be called on, on occassion to fight. That enemy can get into those non-combat areas...and have done so throughout history. When they do, anyone filling those roles and jobs, whether they be logistical, administrative, maintenance...whatever, have to be able to pick up a gun and fight. But for those roles, that remains an uncommon occurance.
IMHO, this applies to the PLAM and the Liaoning, just like it would anywhere else. There may be mitigating cultural influences...but in the end, human nature is what it is and the genders are wired accrodingly.
Just my two cents.
... I mean not that the carrier is finall under constructuon but that Jane's has got it right !??? 
