SEX SURVEY SCOLDING UNFAIR TO SERVICE ACADEMIES
On December 23, 2005, the Department of Defense released a 2005 poll of service academy men and women regarding sexual harassment and assault. You would never know—judging from the news stories that followed—that reports of sexual harassment at the service academies have gone down...
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SAY NO TO PENTAGON OVA
Episodic sex scandals have swept through the military with the fury of Category Five hurricanes, destroying careers, depressing morale, and altering the cultural landscape. What appears to be an endless cycle of storms with names such as Tailhook, Aberdeen, Abu Ghraib and alleged...
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PENTAGON DOESN’T NEED AN OFFICE OF MALE BASHING
Imagine these future scenarios: A junior female soldier has an affair with an infantry officer in Iraq. When the relationship cools she revengefully accuses him of sexual assault.
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THE SUPREME COURT AND THE MILITARY
There is no reason to doubt the integrity of White House Counsel Harriet Miers , a person whom President George W. Bush trusts and has nominated to the Supreme Court. The Center for Military Readiness is concerned, however, about her actions as White House Counsel...
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COURTS, CONGRESS, AND THE MILITARY
During upcoming hearings on the nomination of Judge John Roberts to the Supreme Court, senators should inquire about the nominee’s philosophy on the tradition of judicial deference to the military. They should also make sure that Judge Roberts does not agree with retiring Justice Sandra...
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CONGRESSWOMEN PUSH FOR WOMEN IN COMBAT
CMR has learned that several liberal members of Congress, led by feminists Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) and Susan Davis (D-CA), are working hard to deny any role for Congress in decisions regarding military orders to force (not allow) female...
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RECRUITING AT RISK
The flimsiest argument for women in land combat is the notion that such a policy will improve recruiting. If that were the case, Army officials would have secured official approval for such a plan long ago and advertised the new policy on the Super Bowl. Army recruiting is in trouble, and the...
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HUNTER ADMONISHES ARMY ON WOMEN IN LAND COMBAT
Legislation rarely passes on the first try, but Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA), Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee , accomplished a great deal when he took on some big guns on the issue of women in combat. After more than a decade of neglect, Congress is now engaged in...
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HASC MOVES TO CODIFY RULES ON WOMEN IN COMBAT
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Duncan Hunter (R-CA) has taken a principled stand in co-sponsoring legislation to prevent the Army officials from forcing female soldiers in or near land combat units.
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CMR PETITIONS DoD IG FOR INTERVENTION
The following is the text of the second Request for Corrective Action filed by the Center for Military Readiness, asking that the Department of the Army be brought into compliance with current Defense Department (DoD) policy regarding the assignment of female soldiers in or near land combat...
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GRIM TOLL OF MILITARY WOMEN KILLED IN WAR
153 Women Killed in War on Terror
Since the attack on America on September 11, 2001 , a total of 153 women deployed to Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait , and Syria lost their lives in service to America. The number includes two women who were...
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