Women in the Military
Marines Gathering Data Re: Women in Land Combat
Infantry Training "Test" Could be Misinterpreted in Drive for "Diversity" The National Football League does not pursue "diversity" by training female players for non-lethal combat on the gridiron. Even the best female athletes would not survive the grueling training and punishing...
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Pentagon Social Policies Increase Military Sexual Assaults
The Center for Military Readiness has released a new CMR Policy Analysis that shines a bright light on disturbing findings about military sexual assaults that were buried in a recent Army "Gold Book" report on wartime personnel stress:
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Pentagon Pushes "Diversity" for Women in Land Combat
On February 9, the Department of Defense conducted a briefing to announce incremental plans to force military women into direct ground combat units such as Army and Marine infantry and Special Operations Forces.
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Army Pregnancy Training...for Men
On February 9 the Department of Defense announced incremental steps to implement a report advocating doctrinaire "diversity" in the military.
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New Commission Wants “Diversity” Taken to Extremes
As if there were not enough social turmoil in the armed forces, due to Congress’ vote to impose the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered) agenda on the military, a high-profile advisory panel is calling for the assignment of female soldiers and Marines to all-male close combat units...
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Navy Ignores Warnings of Health Issues for Women on...
The push to assign women to submarines began in September, 2009, when Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Gary Roughead started promoting the idea as if women’s career opportunities were the only consideration. The Center for...
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Navy Ignores Warnings of Health Issues for Women on...
The push to assign women to submarines began in September, 2009, when Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Gary Roughead started promoting the idea as if women’s career opportunities were the only consideration.
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Navy Report Confirmed Unique Health Risks for Women on...
On November 26, 2001, the Naval Submarine Research Laboratory issued a 39-page report updating and not refuting, concerns about health risks for women and developing embryos on submarines:
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Combat Realities and Respect for Law
In March 2003 infantry, armor, Special Operations Forces and Marines liberated Baghdad with an aggressive ground assault. In November 2004 the same forces cleaned out Fallujah, an enemy stronghold.
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Disrespect for Regulations, Congress, and Army Women
Five years ago this week, infantry, armor, artillery, Special Operations Forces and Marines led the fast-moving ground assault to liberate Baghdad .
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