Well-loved. Like or Dislike: Thumb up 19 Thumb down 1 Dan July 8, 2012 at 20:00 Few if any women have the physical strength to be competent in a combat role like that performed by Marines. Nature simply did not give them the necessary physique….they can whine and cry about equality all they want but Darwin and Mother Nature don’t care. As for serving on board a deployed sub…..I doubt the physical requirements for sub service are so strenous that most women could not meet them….till an emergency occurs and strength is needed to “go above and beyond”. The shortcomings due to physical failings seldom manifest themselves in day to day functions, they show up when the fecal matter becomes airborne. As for a medical emergency causing a sub to surface during deployment….could just as easily happen to a male sailor. Aside from pregnancy issues which can be easily tested for prior to deployement both sexes can have emergency issues such as appendicitis etc. requiring evac for medical treatment. Like or Dislike: Thumb up 9 Thumb down 0 Uncle Elmer July 8, 2012 at 20:01 When I was in Army Basic, there was a persistent and disturbing rumor that they were putting “salt-peter” in the food to keep us from buggering each other. Hot debate. What do you think? Thumb up 14 Thumb down 7 GREAT BOOKS 4 MENZ Lzozozozolzo July 8, 2012 at 20:19 lozzoozzo https://docs.lane-fu.com/s/B-Oy0vtdB https://hedgedoc.anael.cloud/s/3mvQsdGwR https://docs.meriales.ca/s/tdMDCvWzQ https://pad.schaut.dev/s/uETAs-0Wt https://pad.janniklorenz.de/s/64dpursgS https://notes.mrghostlyorb.dev/s/2MbKUOOJL https://z-srv.de/s/5HfhDN-MH https://apuntes.grunt.ar/s/rPg99ptoQ https://notes.ar-lacroix.fr/s/uEtAhGOWc https://codimd.syssec.org/s/MCZ3D33OV https://hedgedoc.faraday.org.mx/s/Ga4L2l3q3 https://hedgedoc.sa6anw.se/s/glPjTZ8wo https://notes.queer.haus/s/btWq4gbGg https://verwirrung.institute/s/wwndqdFvXO https://pads.bachelay.eu/s/Ujd87tRJ4 https://hedgedoc.musikinformatik.net/s/Wu9UqX9bR