The Presidential Commission on the Assignment of Women in Combat has been wrestling all year with the issue of how to advise the Pentagon on this controversial issue. It’s still an open question. The issue is not whether women can be assigned to … [Read more...] about The Women in Combat Commission
Feminist Goals vs. Fairness and Truth — April 1992
The Radical Goals of the Feminists — December 1991
The Soviet Breakup Proves We Need SDI
If there ever were a time to move quickly to build and deploy our Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), that time is now. The breakup of the Soviet Union proves the need. During the three days of the coup last month, we didn’t know who controlled … [Read more...] about The Soviet Breakup Proves We Need SDI
Let’s Hear the Whole Truth About Combat
The day the Senate Armed Services Committee held hearings on the feminist proposal to repeal the laws that exclude women from military combat, the television networks showed only a 20-second soundbite from one general who seemed to oppose the idea … [Read more...] about Let’s Hear the Whole Truth About Combat
Exposing the Myth of Israeli Women in Combat
One of the false arguments used to promote repeal of the current laws that exclude women from military combat duty is the assertion that women successfully fight alongside men in the Israeli army. This argument has been bolstered by pictures of … [Read more...] about Exposing the Myth of Israeli Women in Combat
Feminist Falsehoods, Follies, and Funding — July 1991
What’s Wrong With Women in Military Combat? — June 1991
The Feminist Plan to Assign Women to Combat
The radical feminists pulled a fast one and the Congressmen were caught off guard. Rep. Patricia Schroeder (D-CO) presented what the Washington Post called “a surprise measure” to a closed meeting of the House Armed Services Committee and, on a voice … [Read more...] about The Feminist Plan to Assign Women to Combat
Lessons of the Gulf War — April 1991
