Documents Show Standards May Have Changed for Female Combat Control Candidate

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Documents Show Standards May Have Changed for Female Combat Control Candidate
Mil & Intel   

By Matt White | January 14, 2022

As the Air Force Inspector General prepares to investigate the training experience of a female officer in the notoriously difficult Combat Control training pipeline, Coffee or Die Magazine obtained a memo the woman wrote about her experience and several training reports from her time as a student. The documents have circulated among the secretive Air Force commando community, and were first reported by Air Force Times.

Operators in the all-male Combat Control community believe the documents prove two key arguments that current and former combat controllers began making earlier this month:

One, that the female officer was allowed to continue in training — and may soon be returning to the training pipeline — despite setbacks that routinely end men’s training careers;

https://coffeeordie.com/combat-control-female/

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You can bet money on it,and it will be the safest bet you ever made.
 
During the Clinton Administration,Bubbette! was determined to prove that wimmins could do anything mens could do,so they handpicked a female West Point Graduate to attend Special Forces Training Group to become "The first female Green Beret".

When she flunked out, Training Group was ORDERED to give her another chance. When she flunked out the second time and the Training Group brass were ORDERED to pass her anyhow,they refused.

The end result was she did NOT become "The first female Green Beret",and a SF Colonel,a SF Sergeant Major,and one more senior NCO were forced into  early retirement for refusing to pass her.

AFAIK,this was NEVER reported in ANY newspaper anywhere in the country.

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Pre mid 70s it was so much easier to be in the military.  That was before PC, before CRT, before LGBTQ, before the military became a test lab for the civilian population supported by congress.  If you had to get in someone's crap over their performance, you didn't have to worry about apologizing because you hurt someone's feelings.  Things were done in a certain way and that was all there was to it.  Everyone knew how they had to act and if they didn't and got caught, it was their fault, not the fault of the person who nailed them.  I'm not saying things couldn't or didn't change, but if they did, you were expected to follow instructions.  There weren't rules for males and "exceptions" for everyone else.  Women came aboard during the summer in the late 70s but not out to sea.  LGBTQ people, especially gays, started becoming more open but  not as far as being "active" and making demands.  The CO ran the show, not in coordination with every group who thought they were being slighted, even though everyone else did it the same way.  Today's military is a woke complainer's paradise and a true nightmare for those who want to serve the country.