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My experience tells me that a large contingent of military women are....how should I say....ummm....whores. I can't count how many single and married women went hog wild while overseas. Especially the married women. I lost ALL respect for military women during my first tour in Korea, and my second tour was no different. The stories I could tell of the goings on down in Seoul would make Larry Flynt blush(and I'm sure I'm not the only one). The women at Ft. Benning were not all that diffeent either, just a little more discreet (probably because their husbands were their).

Since that is the case, put 'em to good use. Use them like the camp followers of ancient times. Let 'em service combat soldiers that come back from the front. Then again, I guess we could put one in each platoon and go that route, but it would be harder to keep them clean.

The above statements will probably make a lot of the PC freepers angry and I'm sure I'll get a lot of grief, but after reading the article above and thinking back on what I witnessed, I can't see where there would be a whole lot of difference. They wanna be ho's, treat 'em like the ho's they are. Make it an MOS (69H for instance)!

Calling our military women whores is despicable.

I hate to have to agree with you, but your premise is close to the mark. If women in the military are whores, then let them be that, but do not give them military position or rank. That is the worst thing you can do to the military - give a militarily ignorant female rank (Pvt - General -- it doesn't matter - the few that would not be a part of all that should choose a vocation where it is not part of the MOS.

I was never in the military, but one of my friends who was,
for years, told me that most of the women in the military were "either sluts or lesbians." If that's true, it's a
recipe for disaster.

I kind of agree, I too was in Korea and was amazed at the whoring the married men did over there.

I even knew some of these men while I was stationed in Ft Lewis, a bunch of us from Lewis went there and about of the thousands of guys (married and not) I knew one that I was somewhat sure that he was not cheating on his wife. By about month 6 I decided to stop being surprised, I was still surprised when they would brag about it, to include how much they paid.

Also while in Korea our company had they highest number of STDs, one month the CO decided to convey this to the rest of the company. Obviously these guys were not wearing the free condoms that the company had left in the hanger, barracks, etc.