"Gender-Diverse" Army Ranger School? - Part I
Army Chief of Staff General Raymond Odierno surprised and dismayed infantry and Special Operations Forces veterans when he announced in May that he might send female officers to Ranger school. Gen. Odierno did not claim that combat readiness...
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San Francisco Military on the March
During the 2010 debate about gays in the military, LGBT activists kept insisting they only wanted lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender personnel to serve quietly in the military − no special treatment. On the list of promises that Congress should not have believed, this was one of the...
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Early Consequences of Military LGBT Law
In anticipation of LGBT Equality celebrations in the month of June, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered activists reportedly are working with the Defense Department to produce a report declaring "success" for President Obama's most valuable gift to his political base--repeal of the...
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"Diversity" for Women in Land Combat
Introduction
The documents posted below provide factual information and historic context on the issue of military women in or near direct ground combat. Current articles are posted in the Issues Research & Analysis Section of this website under "Women in the Military."...
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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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Congress Stands With the Troops on Marriage and Religious...
Strong Support for Palazzo, Akin, and Huelskamp Amendments
On May 9, 2012, the House Armed Services Committee (HASC) approved two amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would reaffirm the traditional definition of marriage and...
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LGB and Transgender Mandates
The documents posted below provide factual information and historic context on the issue of gays in the military.
Text of the 1993 law, Section 654, Title 10, U.S.C. (Note that the law passed by Congress is not the same as the administrative policy, "Don't Ask, Don't Tell.")...
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Choosing the Commander-in-Chief
Questions on Military/Social Issues
The Center for Military Readiness is non-partisan and does not endorse candidates. However, in the interests of informing voters and the media of where the candidates stand on issues of concern, CMR has conducted presidential...
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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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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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