Unless she can carry a wounded operator in full battle rattle to safety, she has NO BUSINESS BEING ON A TEAM!!
HISTORIC!!!!
I guess they really are going to replace Spec Ops with Social Workers like the Babylon Bee predicted ... did you fact check that Babylon Bee story Snopes?
Buried somewhere is that they lowered standards for this to happen. She can’t possibly carry a co Green Beret off the field at all.
Oprahfying the military may make us feel good, but it endangers lives.
Unit cohesion destroyed.
Chicks f*** up everything.
A sad day for our country. We have lost our minds.
Sounds as useful as a 5’ tall 100# firefighter.
How much watering down did they do for her ???
Ping
National Guard ( or even reserve )? Somebody correct me if I’m wrong but I always thought that any special forces candidate had to have at least a few years of exemplary active duty service before they could even try out for any of these duties. then after all training is complete can the go Guard or Reserve.
How many transgender ‘women’ placed better than her?
Something doesn’t add up.
When in high school I could run faster than any woman in the world. Yes, any woman in the world.
I would not have even tried to be a Ranger, Seal or Green Beret. The reason is I knew I could not have passed.
Unless we quickly repeal the 19th amendment our republic is doomed.
Some one has to make the samichs for the mens
There is no way in he!! a 5 ft tall woman can do the physical requirements to get her Green Beret. Just another example of the Army giving away what used to mean something just like they did the Ranger tabs to the first women passed along in that course. Let this retired Army Officer be not the first to call BS.
I can see a female being a HIGH-LEVEL medic or perhaps a commo specialist on a B team but NOT as an operator on a Special Forces A team.
40+ years ago when we MPs accepted our first few females into the Corps, they were required to meet the SAME standards as male trainees: At least 70”tall, weigh at least 150# and able to run 2 miles in BDU & boots in 15 minutes, while wearing “field” MP gear & an M16. To enter OSUT, ALL trainees had to also pass the minimum requirements of the MALE PT test.
(The vast majority of accepted female Apprentice MPs, who entered the skill Level 1 school, were HIGHLY MOTIVATED young women mostly off farms/ranches & often were the daughters of civilian police officers.)
As long as that was the standard, the FEW women in the MPs worked out well. - The problem was when the DoD dropped the height/weight/fitness standards & FORCED the MP Corps to allow smaller/weaker males & females to enter MP OSUT.
A personal note: The first female MP to enter our company was intelligent, tough, talented & motivated. Four years later at ETS from active duty, CPL Janice E. R_______ returned home to CO, joined the ARNG & later became a Colorado State trooper.
(I’ve heard but do not know, that she is now retired from the CSP.)
Just my experience, TMN78247
USAMPR, Retired
What a joke....
Probably her test scores are secret sand probably she had to retake a number of then and the tests were much easier because of her gender.