@7 We didn’t have showers every time we went to the field, but we learned to sponge bathe ourselves at least. If you put a five gallon can in the sun all day, it heats up; a couple of ponchos, and you got a shower curtain. A lot of people get by with alcohol pads.
Women have been in the Army for a long time now; combat (and combat arms) is a whole other ball of wax; which is outside my field of expertise.
The funny part is that they are calling it a unisex uniform when there is no chance that a man will wear one except by accident.
because the army really needs lots of combat soldiers with narrow shoulders and a bigger butt.
Unisex haircuts: Nah.
Unisex tents: Nah.
Unisex bathrooms: Nah.
Unisex uniforms: Who’s the vendor, a Democrat?
Do -These-Make-My-Butt-Look-Fat-igues.
Class T & A’s.
Victoria’s C-Rations.
Total Foxhole apparel.
There are no A-cups in foxholes.
Drop and give me tweeny.
“And regarding your hair: I want you to remember that no bastard ever won a war by dyeing for her country. “
Ms. McArthur: “I shall return. For store credit.”
“What’s that you say, Sergeant? Push-ups? Oh, I’m way ahead of you.”
My son’s unit was training in the field for 11 days. No showers. Not even fresh socks.
Every woman there ended up with a vaginal infection. So, get ready for a tidal wave
of female ‘combat made me sterile’ lawsuits.
@7 – When I was in the Navy, women were given an automatic medical discharge if they got pregnant.
By an odd coincidence, enlisted women had an amazingly high rate of pregnancy.
@7 We didn’t have showers every time we went to the field, but we learned to sponge bathe ourselves at least. If you put a five gallon can in the sun all day, it heats up; a couple of ponchos, and you got a shower curtain. A lot of people get by with alcohol pads.
Women have been in the Army for a long time now; combat (and combat arms) is a whole other ball of wax; which is outside my field of expertise.