Should Women Be In The Military? - Page 15




View Poll Results :Should Women Be In The Military?
No Way! 5 2.25%
Not On The Field 52 23.42%
As Nurse, Yes 16 7.21%
Let Them Have A Go 16 7.21%
Sure, Why not? 56 25.23%
Hell Yeah! 47 21.17%
Yeah, We Need More Women As Leaders 30 13.51%
Voters: 222. You may not vote on this poll

 
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December 27th, 2004  
Redneck
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by texasrebel211
well she was there and she said her rifle jammed.....

edit for grammar, i suck at english :P

There is no need to justify yourself when you are wrong, man up and drive on.


Any further off-topic posts will be deleted.
December 27th, 2004  
Big_Z
 
 
Yes women could handle being combat soldiers, men cant handle seeing a women getting hurt. As shown in Iraq when a woman is in combat men tend to group around them to protect them and forget to watch their flanks and end up getting themselves killed. That pretty much sums it up.
December 27th, 2004  
r031Button
 
 
All I can say is that my platoon commander's a woman, and I wouldn't question her combat effectiveness.
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December 28th, 2004  
Charge 7
 
 
r031Button I'll even go several ranks higher than that. My state's Adjutant General (commanding general of the National Guard) is a woman and the first to hold that job in any of the 50 United States. Major General Martha Rainville is a damn fine officer I am proud to have known since she was a major.
December 28th, 2004  
r031Button
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Charge_7
r031Button I'll even go several ranks higher than that. My state's Adjutant General (commanding general of the National Guard) is a woman and the first to hold that job in any of the 50 United States. Major General Martha Rainville is a damn fine officer I am proud to have known since she was a major.
I think the point is that women can do the job; provided they're held to the same standards as the men.
December 28th, 2004  
texasrebel211
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by r031Button
Quote:
Originally Posted by Charge_7
r031Button I'll even go several ranks higher than that. My state's Adjutant General (commanding general of the National Guard) is a woman and the first to hold that job in any of the 50 United States. Major General Martha Rainville is a damn fine officer I am proud to have known since she was a major.
I think the point is that women can do the job; provided they're held to the same standards as the men.
that is what i am saying

if they were head to to same standards then i wouldn't have much of a problem with them being in combat
December 28th, 2004  
Charge 7
 
 
r031Button, if you weren't being so defensive, son you'd have noticed I was agreeing with you. Also I don't believe I need to have anything military wise pointed out to me by somebody who who hasn't even been alive as long as I served. Take a deep breath and read things carefully before you post. Not playing moderator by any means. Just some helpful advice.
December 28th, 2004  
r031Button
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Charge_7
r031Button, if you weren't being so defensive, son you'd have noticed I was agreeing with you. Also I don't believe I need to have anything military wise pointed out to me by somebody who who hasn't even been alive as long as I served. Take a deep breath and read things carefully before you post. Not playing moderator by any means. Just some helpful advice.
With alll do respect; I was under the impression I was using your agreement to to back up my point; as for obvious reasons your post validated my opinion much better then my own. Sorry for the confusion.
December 28th, 2004  
DTop
 
 
OK then I'm glad you both agree that you agree.
December 28th, 2004  
Charge 7
 
 
Not a problem. The words "I think the point is..." came off like you were contridicticing me. It is hard to always get the right message in a text only based means of communication.