Thread: Pictures of women in the military/police(Before posting read the 1st post!!!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by boksi View Post
    Serbian parachuters
    Where can we see the Serbian Parachuters?

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    ==--->> Excuse me, but isn't that the Czech 'roundel' on the tail behind her? If so, is this a Swede flying a Czech aircraft .. or what???

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    Quote Originally Posted by HollywoodMarine View Post

    ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY, VIRGINIA (11 November 2010) — Captain Jill A. Leyden of Woodbridge, Virginia, kneels at the grave of her friend Major Megan M. McClung on Veterans Day. McClung was killed during Operation Iraqi Freedom on 6 December 2006. Leyden and McClung served together in Iraq.


    very powerful photo ... R.I.P. to the fallen

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    Quote Originally Posted by Connaught Ranger View Post
    Nice try Junior, but, your comment implies that women in the U.S. military are not as attractive as those in non-US military forces, that in itself is demeaning in a thread dedicated to honor women for their service:-
    I didnt imply that they are ugly or did offend them in any way. I only stated that in my eyes women from other countries are subjectively more attractive. You found it straight offensive instead of replying by as example that can come from different roles of women in militaries in different countries, attractiveness of serving in military for women or something like that.


    This is not a chit chat thread, you really need to read the first post and understand it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex G View Post
    I didnt imply that they are ugly or did offend them in any way. I only stated that in my eyes women from other countries are subjectively more attractive.
    Still sounds like you are trolling. Either keep your negative comments to yourself or STFU! Now... back to the subject at hand.










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    CAMP TAQADDUM, IRAQ (24 February 2006) – Cpl. Ewa M. Rajski, 21, native of Detroit, Michigan, and a postal clerk with the Marine Logistics Group postal distribution center, examines a package. The Marines and soldiers of the distribution center handle thousands of pounds of mail daily while at Camp Taqaddum. Each day, the unit will receive anywhere from 6 to 18 pallets of mail, each weighing up to 3,000 pounds. The 4,000 servicemembers of 1st Marine Logistics Group are part of the 25,000 servicemembers of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force’s forward deployed element. The 1st MLG’s mission is to provide sustained logistical support to I MEF and Iraqi Security Forces operating in the Al Anbar Province of Iraq. First MLG will also support the development of ISF logistical capabilities in order to enable independent ISF led counter-insurgency operations.



    KABANI, IRAQ (28 September 2007) – Cpl. Julia Venegas from 2nd Marine Logistics Group, shakes hands with a little girl in the village of Kabani, while on a security patrol.



    KANDAHAR AIR FIELD, AFGHANISTAN (12 December 2008) – Sgt. Shannon M. Flaherty replaces a CH-53E Super Stallion’s automated flight control computer on Kandahar Air Field. Without maintainer s, Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force – Afghanista n’s air combat element would be hard pressed to accomplish its mission. Flaherty is an avionics technician with Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 466.



    DELARAM, AFGHANISTAN (12 December 2008) – 2nd Lt. Juliann C. Naughton conducts a safety brief during a supply convoy from Camp Barber to forward operating base Delaram. Naughton is the platoon commander for 2nd Platoon, Motor Transportation Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 3. CLB-3 is the logistics combat element of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force - Afghanistan, whose mission is to conduct counterinsurgency operations, and train and mentor the Afghan National Police.



    CAMP BARBER, AFGHANISTAN (20 December 2008) – Private First Class Rebecca L. Ortego reads to new friends she’s becoming acquainted with by participat ing in the United Through Reading program at Camp Barber. The United Through Reading program provides deployed service members the opportunit y to read a book of their choosing from the chaplains’ extensive library and be videotaped as they read it. Afterward, the chaplains present the service members with a mini-DVD recording and a padded envelope to send the message home. Ortego is a combat engineer with Combat Logistics Battalion 3, the logistics combat element of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force – Afghanista n, whose mission is to conduct counterins urgency operations , as well as train and mentor the Afghan National Police.



    BUSAN, REPUBLIC OF KOREA (15 March 2009) – Children of the Hee-Rak-Won Social Services Center meet with Sgt. Nancy Ayon during a community service project.

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    Spain. Defense minister Carmen Chacon is shown the new uniforms at the supply depot.


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    Looks like some members really need to read the first post on this thread.

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