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1	A Female 'Firefighter' Shows Why You'd Want a Man to Rescue You Okay. I was just trying to participate in a dialogue about females' roles in the military compared to males. What else is conversation if not a mutual sharing of viewpoints and personal experiences? In any case, your insults are a moot point, because I've stepped down from the military already.	/r/MensRights	30/09/16 11:12 PM
1	A Female 'Firefighter' Shows Why You'd Want a Man to Rescue You There's more to being successful in the military than how much you can lift. At least there was in my particular job. Mechanical comprehension and critical thinking are my strong points, and are valuable skills which fit my role better as a supervisor, rather than sheer strength alone. There is an advancement system in place, and it favors those who know the most about their job. Lifting stuff isn't part of the advancement exam. Should it be? Probably. When I refer to the upper chain's blind eye…	/r/MensRights	30/09/16 05:34 PM
0	A Female 'Firefighter' Shows Why You'd Want a Man to Rescue You More like I was just getting in the way by wobbling around with a 100 lb ammo can. It sucked. I hated not being as physically capable as the males in the shop. It's a tough truth that not a lot of people will recognize anymore. We're not equal. The upper chain of command can stick their fingers in their ears and pretend that your average female can lift the same weight as the average male, but when it comes down to it, that's probably not the case.	/r/MensRights	30/09/16 05:55 AM
6	A Female 'Firefighter' Shows Why You'd Want a Man to Rescue You I was in the military too, and as a female I would feel terrible when me and my mostly-male airmen would have to move 100+ lb ammo cans with chains inside, and I could hardly lift them. I still would, but it was obvious really quickly how much less efficient the whole evolution was when I was involved with lifting. I'd eventually relegate myself to paperwork just for the sake of efficiency. Female bodies are fundamentally different than male bodies, and it takes a hell of a lot of work and dedic…	/r/MensRights	30/09/16 12:21 AM
11	On NPR women are asked about being required to register for the draft on and then try to avoid answering the question and change the topic to the pay gap Females and males of the same paygrade and time in service get paid exactly the same amount. The only gender-related pay difference in the military is in the annual uniform allowance. In the Navy at least, females get a higher allowance because some of their uniform items are significantly more expensive than the males' equivalent.	/r/MensRights	04/05/16 07:04 PM

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