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Secretary of Defense Stumbles into Transgender Legal Morass
On June 30, just before the end of  "LGBT Equality Month ,”   Secretary of Defense  Ashton Carter  announced that transgender individuals may serve openly in the military.  The news conference  transcript  reveals that Secretary Carter was oblivious to... Read More
06 Jul 16
Tags Gays in the Military/LGBT Law, Military Culture/Diversity, Training Standards & Health, Training, Physiology, & Athletics
Congress Should Challenge Myths About Women, Combat, and...
Myths about gender equality in the military are starting to crumble under the pressure of actual experience.  Witness the recent  Associated Press report  that 6 of 7 female Marine recruits failed to qualify in training for direct ground combat assignments. Read More
26 Jun 16
Tags Congress/Legislation, Military Culture/Diversity, Women in the Military
Senate Should Drop McCain Mandate to Register, Draft...
Generals’ Opinions Misconstrued as “Recommendation”  During a May 19  Senate Armed Services Committee  session marking-up the  National Defense Authorization Act for 2017 (NDAA - SR 2814), Chairman John McCain  (R-AZ)   pushed for and... Read More
27 May 16
Tags Congress/Legislation, Women in the Military
House, Senate Should Defeat “Draft America’s Daughters”...
As if our military doesn’t have enough problems, on April 27 the  House Armed Services Committee narrowly approved legislation to  “Draft America’s Daughters.”   If the misguided measure makes it into law,  Military Selective Service Act... Read More
02 May 16
Tags Congress/Legislation, Women in the Military
CMR Files Comprehensive Statement for the Record of...
Congress and the Next President Should Review Results of Research on Women in Combat  On February 2, 2016, the  Senate Armed Services Committee  held the first hearing on women in combat since 1991, 25 years ago.  Appearing at the hearing were Secretary of the Navy ... Read More
20 Feb 16
Tags Congress/Legislation, Women in the Military
Rubio & Bush Support Female Selective Service...
Cruz Calls Idea “Nuts”  UPDATE #2: CMR Quadrennial Presidential Candidate Survey  The  New Hampshire Presidential Primary  revealed what may be the first signs of voter concern about political correctness and social experiments in the military. ... Read More
16 Feb 16
Tags Congress/Legislation, White House/Pentagon
Which Presidential Candidates Support Sound...
CMR Conducts 2016 Quadrennial Presidential Candidate Survey It’s 11:00 PM – Do you know where your presidential candidate stands on women in land combat?   What about registering unsuspecting girls-next-door for  Selective Service,  without a vote of... Read More
26 Jan 16
Tags Congress/Legislation
Obama Administration Ignores Sound Military Advice on...
Yesterday,  President Barack Obama  and Secretary Carter overruled the best professional advice of the  U.S. Marine Corps  in matters involving life, death, and national security.  Secretary Carter also broke his own promise to base his decision on the quality of... Read More
04 Dec 15
Tags Military Culture/Diversity, Training Standards & Health, Women in the Military
CMR Releases New Interim Special Report – Part II
The  Center for Military Readiness  has released a new two-section, 38-page   Interim CMR Special Report   that analyzes recently-released results of  U.S. Marine Corps  research done on the subject of  Women in Direct Ground Combat . Read More
01 Dec 15
Tags Military Culture/Diversity, White House/Pentagon, Women in the Military
Marines Set Sound Priorities: “Survivability and...
CMR Analyzes USMC Women in Combat Research Data: Part II  After four years of comprehensive  Marine Corps  research, results clearly show that the case for   women in direct ground combat still has not been made.  In fact, tests have produced highly credible,... Read More
13 Oct 15
Tags Women in the Military
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... Read More
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