To: JustPiper
But anybody, Man, Woman, or Dolphin that faces down the enemy and fights bravely deserves the bronze star w/v device.
She was in a support unit, not in a combat unit. If you take women out of the support role, you have to eliminate nurses, tanker pilots, crew chiefs, and a hundred other positions.
I frankly don't care one way or the other about the "women in combat" issue, but I truly disagree with those that would keep women out of the military.
Private Lynch did what she was trained to do, and did it bravely. She deserves the bronze star.
259 posted on
04/02/2003 8:59:37 PM PST by
Lokibob
To: Lokibob
I frankly don't care one way or the other about the "women in combat" issue . . .Maybe not. But there are powerful people in Washington who do, and they will be looking to exploit the PFC Lynch incident to leverage women into front-line combat positions.
Count on it.
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