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I served in the military for 6-1/2 years, and I served in the same units with females. It is my observation that the overwhelming majority of women who want to join the military enlisted ranks have a propensity to very loose moral behavior.

With all due respect, that's a ridiculous comment. You act as if the guys are all innocent or something.

The profession of arms in this country attracts brave, high-spirited young people of both sexes, and that's something for which we should give thanks -- not insults.

My observation still stands. Very many of the men were vulgar, filthy-mouthed whoremongers, and 90% of the women in our unit were in their beds. AND THAT WAS THE CASE WHETHER YOU LIKE IT, OR BELIEVE IT, OR NOT! And the book (among several others we have read in our home), LOVE MY RIFLE MORE THAN YOU, written by a female intelligence officer serving in a combat zone in Iraq - herself kicking in doors in hot fire zones - testifies of the prolific practice of the women in her unit and many other units giving themselves SEXUALLY to the men in those units.
I was, for a short time, before being moved to a higher level planning section, the NCOIC of my squadron section. I found myself in three long evening sessions, with my whole section having to answer for the "equal opportunity" problems in the section !!! And when the problems were spilled out by the EOC officers, it boiled down to problems between women who were sleeping with airman who were not their husbands, and other women (who had invited sexual attentions) being passed by. And when I privately conferred with the EOC people, I was informed, in no uncertain terms, that this kind of behavior, and the ridiculous appeal to EOC in sex related cases were rampant throughout the Air Force and the armed services in general. And that was prior to the Air Force allowing co-ed dormitories. Imagine that!
So, what do you call the incident of these women posing in the nude, if it is not just another illustration of the same thing? I get the idea that you don't even believe that it is wrong. And if it is wrong, you ought to state so, and agree that such women should be PUT OUT of the military, along with any males who encourage such.

My point: I don't want any movement in this country toward either forcing or intimidating MY daughters, or my son's daughters, or my daughter's daughters to serve in that environment. And there are millions of us still who believe the same. We pro-actively protect our children and young people from such influences.