Sen. Elizabeth Warren

Biology Matters

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Biden Administration Injures Our Troops

President Biden is especially letting down military women, who will be ordered to share their private facilities with biological males who claim to be transgender. Directives issued during the Obama/Biden Administration, such as the 2016 “Military Transgender Policy Implementation Handbook,” brushed off concerns about personal discomfort or worse. Women, said the guidebook, will just have to “get used to it.”

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Military Draft

Don’t Draft Our Daughters!

Among the chaos of Coronavirus, the National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service released its long-awaited Final Report. As you may recall, the Commission was created in 2016 under the Obama Presidency to study the Selective Service, like the debated “Draft America’s Daughters” legislation. This would make it compulsory for women to register for the Selective Service alongside men.

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Fitness Test

New Army Combat Fitness Test Fails Women and Men

The nation’s Capital is somewhat distracted right now, but CMR is keeping a close eye on policy decisions affecting our military. In the past year we have seen signs of trouble on two main tracks – sexual misconduct and advanced “gender-neutral” combat training that does not work for the majority of women. This newly posted article highlights both issues, starting with a focus on the stunning failure rate for women on the new Army Combat Fitness Test (AFCT)

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February 2017 Eagle Forum Report

Peace Through Strength

Peace Through Strength: Make America’s National Security Great Again – West Point Cadet Speaks His Heart and Mind – Gender Identity Delusion at Defense Department

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September 27, 2024
Facts About Women in Combat
Elaine Donnelly
  • As of Jan. 3, 2011: 110 women have been killed in the war in Iraq (compared with about 4,300 men). In the Afghan campaign, 24 women have been killed (compared with more than 1,400 men).
  • The 70 women killed (as of Dec. 25, 2006) include 7 mothers of young children.
  • Among their ranks are more than 16,000 single mothers.
Don't Ask, Don't Tell Hearing
Women in the Military
A Teenage Soldier's Goodbyes on the Road to Over There - Angel Franco/The New York Times

A Teenage Soldier’s Goodbyes on the Road to Over There
MOHAVE VALLEY, AZ — Pvt. Resha Kane, just 10 months removed from her senior prom, is bound for Fort Hood, and then probably Iraq. 3/04/07

Goodbye, Capt. Mom

STEVE TRAYNOR/KILLEEN (TX) DAILY HERALD (used by permission)