Perhaps the most dangerous aspect of military social engineering is the cover-up of failure. Officers who criticize double standards or expose official lies and deception about servicewomen’s performance risk their careers. Those official lies and deception will eventually reveal themselves with unnecessary loss of lives on the battlefield."
Pax Christi in regno Christi “Science is competent to establish what is. It can never dictate what ought to be.” - Ludwig von Mises
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Women in Combat Roles
"There are other differences between male and female troops. Women are
twice as likely to suffer injuries and are three times more
undeployable than men. Servicewomen are four times likelier to report
being ill than servicemen. The percentage of servicewomen being
medically unavailable at any time is twice that of servicemen. Then
there’s pregnancy. Each year, between 10 and 17 percent of servicewomen
become pregnant.
Perhaps the most dangerous aspect of military social engineering is the cover-up of failure. Officers who criticize double standards or expose official lies and deception about servicewomen’s performance risk their careers. Those official lies and deception will eventually reveal themselves with unnecessary loss of lives on the battlefield."
Perhaps the most dangerous aspect of military social engineering is the cover-up of failure. Officers who criticize double standards or expose official lies and deception about servicewomen’s performance risk their careers. Those official lies and deception will eventually reveal themselves with unnecessary loss of lives on the battlefield."
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