The Maureen Corps?
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You know, I read With the Old Breed again the other day.
There is no way I can conceive of a woman winning a knife fight in a foxhole with a male soldier or carrying a wounded buddy off the side of a hill.
@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
You know, I read With the Old Breed again the other day.
There is no way I can conceive of a woman winning a knife fight in a foxhole with a male soldier or carrying a wounded buddy off the side of a hill.
If only one can do it, then all get credit.
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You know, I read With the Old Breed again the other day.
There is no way I can conceive of a woman winning a knife fight in a foxhole with a male soldier or carrying a wounded buddy off the side of a hill.
@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
You know, I read With the Old Breed again the other day.
There is no way I can conceive of a woman winning a knife fight in a foxhole with a male soldier or carrying a wounded buddy off the side of a hill.
I hear you. Women will have to provide that input.
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You know, I read With the Old Breed again the other day.
There is no way I can conceive of a woman winning a knife fight in a foxhole with a male soldier or carrying a wounded buddy off the side of a hill.
@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
There is no way I can conceive of a woman winning a knife fight in a foxhole with a male soldier
Read more about Vietnam then, I'd suggest. Knife fight? Hell, sometimes they strapped explosives onto their own children. (And if you knew anything about knife fights, you know then that Kali practitioners are the undisputed masters and always have been. That's why our own combat training steals heavily from it. Their techniques work very well for women. I'd wager a Filipino woman with a karambit she knows how to use over any Marine with standard training in a knife fight.)
As for women Marines, just have the proper training requirements. If they don't pass they don't pass.
The Legion has a great program for this. You go through intense training to even be a candidate, and on week 1, the officers start meeting to discuss whether or not they want you. About 14% are even invited to be candidates after that. If they pass that, they're Legionnaires.
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A young lad dropped by my house today, who served a hitch in the Corps and did one tour in Afghanistan.
His opinion? One word...
Clusterfuck.
He said there might be a few gals that could pack a combat load in the 110 degree heat, but they would be far and few between.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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A young lad dropped by my house today, who served a hitch in the Corps and did one tour in Afghanistan.
His opinion? One word...
Clusterfuck.
He said there might be a few gals that could pack a combat load in the 110 degree heat, but they would be far and few between.
@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
A young lad dropped by my house today, who served a hitch in the Corps and did one tour in Afghanistan.
His opinion? One word...
Clusterfuck.
He said there might be a few gals that could pack a combat load in the 110 degree heat, but they would be far and few between.
I'd post my shocked face if I could find it. I think it's worn out.
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A young lad dropped by my house today, who served a hitch in the Corps and did one tour in Afghanistan.
His opinion? One word...
Clusterfuck.
He said there might be a few gals that could pack a combat load in the 110 degree heat, but they would be far and few between.
@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
A young lad dropped by my house today, who served a hitch in the Corps and did one tour in Afghanistan.
His opinion? One word...
Clusterfuck.
He said there might be a few gals that could pack a combat load in the 110 degree heat, but they would be far and few between.
I agree with both assessments. But it'd be a cluster because of inflexibility to change, not because women by virtue of being women would destroy the military.
As for who could pass muster, I don't care if it's one out of 100,000. If that's what it is then that's what it is.
Please love yourself.
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@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
A young lad dropped by my house today, who served a hitch in the Corps and did one tour in Afghanistan.
His opinion? One word...
Clusterfuck.
He said there might be a few gals that could pack a combat load in the 110 degree heat, but they would be far and few between.
I agree with both assessments. But it'd be a cluster because of inflexibility to change, not because women by virtue of being women would destroy the military.
As for who could pass muster, I don't care if it's one out of 100,000. If that's what it is then that's what it is.
@Aqua-Letifer said in The Maureen Corps?:
@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
A young lad dropped by my house today, who served a hitch in the Corps and did one tour in Afghanistan.
His opinion? One word...
Clusterfuck.
He said there might be a few gals that could pack a combat load in the 110 degree heat, but they would be far and few between.
I agree with both assessments. But it'd be a cluster because of inflexibility to change, not because women by virtue of being women would destroy the military.
As for who could pass muster, I don't care if it's one out of 100,000. If that's what it is then that's what it is.
He also talked about the problems with unit cohesion and women in an outfit. Another thing he touched on, was the attitude of indigenous Muslims towards American female soldiers or Marines.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Aqua-Letifer said in The Maureen Corps?:
@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
A young lad dropped by my house today, who served a hitch in the Corps and did one tour in Afghanistan.
His opinion? One word...
Clusterfuck.
He said there might be a few gals that could pack a combat load in the 110 degree heat, but they would be far and few between.
I agree with both assessments. But it'd be a cluster because of inflexibility to change, not because women by virtue of being women would destroy the military.
As for who could pass muster, I don't care if it's one out of 100,000. If that's what it is then that's what it is.
He also talked about the problems with unit cohesion and women in an outfit. Another thing he touched on, was the attitude of indigenous Muslims towards American female soldiers or Marines.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in The Maureen Corps?:
@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
A young lad dropped by my house today, who served a hitch in the Corps and did one tour in Afghanistan.
His opinion? One word...
Clusterfuck.
He said there might be a few gals that could pack a combat load in the 110 degree heat, but they would be far and few between.
I agree with both assessments. But it'd be a cluster because of inflexibility to change, not because women by virtue of being women would destroy the military.
As for who could pass muster, I don't care if it's one out of 100,000. If that's what it is then that's what it is.
He also talked about the problems with unit cohesion and women in an outfit. Another thing he touched on, was the attitude of indigenous Muslims towards American female soldiers or Marines.
@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
@Aqua-Letifer said in The Maureen Corps?:
@Jolly said in The Maureen Corps?:
A young lad dropped by my house today, who served a hitch in the Corps and did one tour in Afghanistan.
His opinion? One word...
Clusterfuck.
He said there might be a few gals that could pack a combat load in the 110 degree heat, but they would be far and few between.
I agree with both assessments. But it'd be a cluster because of inflexibility to change, not because women by virtue of being women would destroy the military.
As for who could pass muster, I don't care if it's one out of 100,000. If that's what it is then that's what it is.
He also talked about the problems with unit cohesion and women in an outfit.
Heard that one before.
