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The PC crowd is losing it. I would think any female who earned their shooting qualification badges would be proud to be referred to as "rifleman".
http://www.wtsp.com/mb/news/politics/marines-may-strip-word-man-from-jo…
One of the most time-honored phrases in the Marine Corps — "every Marine a rifleman" — could get an update as the service's top leaders consider new gender-neutral job titles for all positions, according to a report in the Military Times.
The Marine Corps is conducting a sweeping review of its military occupational specialty titles, Capt. Philip Kulczewski, a Marine spokesman at the Pentagon, told Marine Corps Times. The move follows a January directive from Navy Secretary Ray Mabus that Navy and Marine leaders ensure all job titles are gender neutral as ground combat jobs opened to women.
Mabus specifically wanted the word "man" dropped from all titles. That could mean that female Marines — or even men — heading to ground-combat jobs may not pick up traditional titles like rifleman or artilleryman.
Kulczewski declined to answer questions about how many titles could change, when the review would be complete or what the new job names could be, since the review is still ongoing.
Oh well, off to the pugil sticks. Equality being equal and all...
https://youtu.be/p1jCOkyuzCs
http://www.wtsp.com/mb/news/politics/marines-may-strip-word-man-from-jo…
One of the most time-honored phrases in the Marine Corps — "every Marine a rifleman" — could get an update as the service's top leaders consider new gender-neutral job titles for all positions, according to a report in the Military Times.
The Marine Corps is conducting a sweeping review of its military occupational specialty titles, Capt. Philip Kulczewski, a Marine spokesman at the Pentagon, told Marine Corps Times. The move follows a January directive from Navy Secretary Ray Mabus that Navy and Marine leaders ensure all job titles are gender neutral as ground combat jobs opened to women.
Mabus specifically wanted the word "man" dropped from all titles. That could mean that female Marines — or even men — heading to ground-combat jobs may not pick up traditional titles like rifleman or artilleryman.
Kulczewski declined to answer questions about how many titles could change, when the review would be complete or what the new job names could be, since the review is still ongoing.
Oh well, off to the pugil sticks. Equality being equal and all...
https://youtu.be/p1jCOkyuzCs
"RifleSheMale" LOL
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How about rifle assassin?
lol
Men, I'm a conservative....Don't know how I got this way but I am what i am.
I believe in the young men and women of our armed forces.
This PC shit is killing us.....
Thank goodness the for the PC crowd. What would we do without them ?
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