Deadly Consequences: How Cowards are Pushing Women into Combat

[...]he lambasts radical feminists for wanting to "eviscerate the military" as a patriarchal institution, yet offers too little evidence for the anti-military and anti-war campaign he intimates exists. Because if he could offer a chapter (rather than scattered sentences' worth) of pro...

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Published in:Parameters (Carlisle, Pa.) Pa.), 2014-06, Vol.44 (2), p.141
Main Authors: Simons, Anna, King, Anthony, McKay, John C
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Females
Leadership
Military leaders
Military personnel
Multiculturalism & pluralism
National security
Sex crimes
Womens health
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Summary:[...]he lambasts radical feminists for wanting to "eviscerate the military" as a patriarchal institution, yet offers too little evidence for the anti-military and anti-war campaign he intimates exists. Because if he could offer a chapter (rather than scattered sentences' worth) of proof that proponents are more anti-military than anti-male, he might actually win over more people - to include anyone who worries about national security or cares about the military as an institution. [...]too, Maginnis misses making the point that wherever the US puts boots on the ground in the future, it is still likely to need to field small units capable of operating on their own in austere conditions.
ISSN:0031-1723
2158-2106