The post stated "females have no chance, and no place in aviation."
I've seen plenty of people of either gender get more second chances than they deserve. While the Navy definitely experienced some growing pains in the 90s integrating women into aviation, I would say that it's a pretty level playing field these days.
Quite a few years ago I would see females getting a pass more than males, I remember one DIVO her spaces could have been on fire and the Dept Head would walk through saying everything looks fine, her relief got screwed, the Dept Head did a space check and said things looked fine, 2 days later when her relief (a male) had taken over he went through and said the space looked like shit, I felt for him.Everyone has their own anecdotal experiences. Personally, throughout my career, I've seen a greater number of females get second or 6th chances than males. I've also seen average to below average females get anointed as community (or squadron) stars. Interestingly, this was a topic that came up the other day (among other times in the last couple of years...long story as to why) and it's not just me. People from different coasts and even communities have witnessed it, as well.
Disclaimer: no sour grapes here. I've been lucky to have good timing with decent performance, so I make the above observation as a somewhat impartial third party. If some of you haven't seen this, that's good (for the Navy), but it does happen.
Now I think its better but I am more concerned about the favorites getting passes, both sexes that are average performers getting choice jobs because of who they know and ones that bust there ass getting nothing good because they don't have lunch with the right people.
Justin Halpern said:"It means that the future leaders of your country - I say "your" 'cause I'll have long decomposed - are gonna be people that have absolutely no experience with actual confrontation. Thirty years from now the President of the most powerful country in the world is going to be some little shit who sat at his computer and hurled insults three feet away from his mommy's tit like it was no big deal. I don't condone fighting, but when a human being understands that his or her actions might result in a giant fist up his or her ass, he or she learns a thing or two about acting before they speak. All I'm saying is, I'm glad I'm going to be dead. Also, happy birthday. That's why I called."
Tell her to post a pic... I just want to make sure ....she'd make it through NAMI. You know, you'd hate to get picked and then anthro'd out of everything.
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