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only percent of survey respondents said women in combat roles would hurt military effectiveness. | twenty nine percent of the people in the poll said allowing women in combat would improve the military. |
only percent of survey respondents said women in combat roles would hurt the military. | twenty nine percent of the people in the poll said allowing women in combat would improve the military. |
only percent of survey respondents said it would make military effectiveness worse. | almost one in three people in the poll said allowing women to fight would make the military better. |
only percent of survey respondents said women in combat roles would hurt the military. | almost one in three people in the poll said allowing women to fight would make the military better. |
twenty nine percent of the people in the poll said allowing women in combat would improve the military. | almost one in three people in the poll said allowing women to fight would make the military better. |
only percent of survey respondents said it would make military effectiveness worse. | only percent of people said it would hurt the military to have women in combat. |
only percent of survey respondents said women in combat roles would hurt military effectiveness. | only percent of people said it would hurt the military to have women in combat. |
only percent of survey respondents said women in combat roles would hurt the military. | only percent of people said it would hurt the military to have women in combat. |
only percent of survey respondents said women in combat roles would hurt military effectiveness. | only out of people said that having women in combat would hurt the military. |
only percent of survey respondents said women in combat roles would hurt the military. | only out of people said that having women in combat would hurt the military. |
only percent of people said it would hurt the military to have women in combat. | only out of people said that having women in combat would hurt the military. |
opponents of the change say that women do not have the physical strength necessary to qualify for the combat jobs. | some critics say that women do n t have the physical strength to qualify for the combat jobs. |
opponents of the change say that women do n t have the physical strength to qualify for the combat jobs. | some critics say that women do n t have the physical strength to qualify for the combat jobs. |
they warn that lowering the fitness requirements will only help the enemy. | they warn that making fitness requirements easier will only help the enemy. |
senator john mccain a vietnam war veteran said he supports panetta s decision but had some concerns. | senator john mccain a vietnam war veteran supports the decision but he had some concerns. |
senator john mccain a vietnam war veteran said he supports panetta s decision but had some concerns. | senator john mccain a vietnam war veteran supports the change but said he had some concerns. |
senator john mccain a vietnam war veteran supports panetta s decision but he had some concerns. | senator john mccain a vietnam war veteran supports the change but said he had some concerns. |
it is critical that we maintain the same high standards that have made the american military the most feared and admired fighting force in the world mccain said. | mccain said the u.s. must keep up the same high standards that have made the american military the most feared and admired fighting force in the world. |
it is critical that we maintain the same high standards that have made the american military the most feared and admired fighting force in the world mccain said. | mccain said we must keep the same high standards that have made the american military the most feared and admired fighting force in the world. |
mccain said the u.s. must keep up the same high standards that have made the american military the most feared and admired fighting force in the world. | mccain said we must keep the same high standards that have made the american military the most feared and admired fighting force in the world. |
it is critical that we maintain the same high standards that have made the american military the most feared and admired fighting force in the world mccain said. | we must keep the same high standards that have made the american military the most feared and admired fighting force in the world mccain said. |
mccain said the u.s. must keep up the same high standards that have made the american military the most feared and admired fighting force in the world. | we must keep the same high standards that have made the american military the most feared and admired fighting force in the world mccain said. |
army staff sergeant jennifer hunt was injured in when an improvised explosive device ied blew up her humvee. | army staff sergeant jennifer hunt was injured when a roadside bomb blew up her vehicle. |
army staff sergeant jennifer hunt was injured in when an improvised explosive device ied blew up her humvee. | army staff sergeant jennifer hunt was hurt when a roadside bomb blew up her vehicle. |
according to the new york times the pentagon has no plans to lower its fitness requirements. | according to the new york times the pentagon does not plan to lower its fitness requirements. |
according to the new york times the pentagon has no plans to lower its fitness requirements. | according to the new york times the military does n t plan to lower its fitness requirements. |
according to the new york times the pentagon does not plan to lower its fitness requirements. | according to the new york times the military does n t plan to lower its fitness requirements. |
according to the new york times the pentagon has no plans to lower its fitness requirements. | the new york times reports that the military does n t plan to make its fitness test easier. |
according to the new york times the pentagon does not plan to lower its fitness requirements. | the new york times reports that the military does n t plan to make its fitness test easier. |
according to the new york times the military does n t plan to lower its fitness requirements. | the new york times reports that the military does n t plan to make its fitness test easier. |
according to the new york times the pentagon has no plans to lower its fitness requirements. | the new york times reports that the military does not plan to change the test. |
according to the new york times the pentagon does not plan to lower its fitness requirements. | the new york times reports that the military does not plan to change the test. |
according to the new york times the military does n t plan to lower its fitness requirements. | the new york times reports that the military does not plan to change the test. |
the new york times reports that the military does n t plan to make its fitness test easier. | the new york times reports that the military does not plan to change the test. |
men and women have the same situp requirements in the army although female soldiers can pass their fitness test with fewer pullups and a slower mile run. | men and women must do the same number of situps in the army to pass a fitness test. |
men and women have the same situp requirements in the army although female soldiers can pass their fitness test with fewer pullups and a slower mile run. | men and women must do the same number of situps in the army to pass the test. |
men and women have the same situp requirements in the army although female soldiers can pass their fitness test with fewer pullups and a slower mile run. | army men and women must do the same number of situps to pass the test. |
men and women have the same situp requirements in the army although female soldiers can pass their fitness test with fewer pullups and a slower mile run. | female soldiers can pass with fewer pullups and a slower mile run than male soldiers. |
female soldiers can pass with fewer pullups and a slower mile run than male soldiers. | women can pass with fewer pullups than men. |
critics also complain that having women in combat units will be too distracting for the men and could damage morale. | some critics say that women will be too distracting for the men in combat units. |
advocates argue that including more women will help end harassment and discrimination of female troops that has plagued military culture. | but female soldiers and their supporters say that including more women will help end harassment and discrimination of female troops which has been a problem in the military. |
advocates argue that including more women will help end harassment and discrimination of female troops that has plagued military culture. | but the female troops say that including more women will lead to better behavior in the military. |
but female soldiers and their supporters say that including more women will help end harassment and discrimination of female troops which has been a problem in the military. | but the female troops say that including more women will lead to better behavior in the military. |
representative tammy duckworth was elected to congress after serving in iraq as an army national guard helicopter pilot. | congresswoman tammy duckworth lost both legs serving in iraq as an army helicopter pilot. |
representative tammy duckworth was elected to congress after serving in iraq as an army national guard helicopter pilot. | congresswoman tammy duckworth was an army helicopter pilot. |
congresswoman tammy duckworth lost both legs serving in iraq as an army helicopter pilot. | congresswoman tammy duckworth was an army helicopter pilot. |
she told national public radio that the arguments against allowing men and women to serve together reminds her of a time when black soldiers were forbidden from serving alongside whites or when japanese americans were segregated into their own battalions. | she told national public radio that the ban on women in combat units reminds her of the past. |
she told national public radio that the arguments against allowing men and women to serve together reminds her of a time when black soldiers were forbidden from serving alongside whites or when japanese americans were segregated into their own battalions. | she pointed out that black soldiers used to be forbidden from serving alongside whites and that japanese americans were once segregated into their own battalions. |
she told national public radio that the arguments against allowing men and women to serve together reminds her of a time when black soldiers were forbidden from serving alongside whites or when japanese americans were segregated into their own battalions. | she pointed out that black soldiers used to be forbidden from serving alongside whites. |
she pointed out that black soldiers used to be forbidden from serving alongside whites and that japanese americans were once segregated into their own battalions. | she pointed out that it used to be forbidden for black soldiers to serve alongside whites. |
she pointed out that black soldiers used to be forbidden from serving alongside whites. | she pointed out that it used to be forbidden for black soldiers to serve alongside whites. |
she told national public radio that the arguments against allowing men and women to serve together reminds her of a time when black soldiers were forbidden from serving alongside whites or when japanese americans were segregated into their own battalions. | japanese americans were once segregated into their own battalions. |
she pointed out that black soldiers used to be forbidden from serving alongside whites and that japanese americans were once segregated into their own battalions. | japanese american troops were once segregated into their own units duckworth recalled. |
japanese americans were once segregated into their own battalions. | japanese american troops were once segregated into their own units duckworth recalled. |
she pointed out that black soldiers used to be forbidden from serving alongside whites and that japanese americans were once segregated into their own battalions. | japanese american troops were once put in their own units too. |
japanese americans were once segregated into their own battalions. | japanese american troops were once put in their own units too. |
japanese american troops were once segregated into their own units duckworth recalled. | japanese american troops were once put in their own units too. |
so i think you know down the road we re going to look back in the distance and say boy that was a lot of fuss over nothing. | down the road we re going to look back and say boy that was a lot of fuss over nothing duckworth said. |
so i think you know down the road we are going to look back in the distance and say boy that was a lot of fuss over nothing. | down the road we re going to look back and say boy that was a lot of fuss over nothing duckworth said. |
down the road we re going to look back in the distance and say boy that was a lot of fuss over nothing. | down the road we re going to look back and say boy that was a lot of fuss over nothing duckworth said. |
chicago as politicians in washington took a step toward tightening the nation s gun laws on wednesday first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears. | michelle obama talks gun violence with students at home in chicago |
chicago as politicians in washington took a step toward tightening the nation s gun laws on wednesday first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears. | michelle obama talks with students in chicago about gun violence |
michelle obama talks gun violence with students at home in chicago | michelle obama talks with students in chicago about gun violence |
chicago as politicians in washington took a step toward tightening the nation s gun laws on wednesday first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears. | first lady talks gun violence with chicago students |
michelle obama talks gun violence with students at home in chicago | first lady talks gun violence with chicago students |
michelle obama talks with students in chicago about gun violence | first lady talks gun violence with chicago students |
chicago as politicians in washington took a step toward tightening the nation s gun laws on wednesday first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears. | first lady talks about gun violence with students |
michelle obama talks gun violence with students at home in chicago | first lady talks about gun violence with students |
michelle obama talks with students in chicago about gun violence | first lady talks about gun violence with students |
first lady talks gun violence with chicago students | first lady talks about gun violence with students |
chicago as politicians in washington took a step toward tightening the nation s gun laws on wednesday first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears. | on wednesday lawmakers in washington got a step closer to tightening gun laws. |
as politicians in washington took a step toward tightening the nation s gun laws on wednesday first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears. | on wednesday lawmakers in washington got a step closer to tightening gun laws. |
as politicians in washington took a step toward tightening gun laws on wednesday first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago students whose stories about violence brought her to tears. | on wednesday lawmakers in washington got a step closer to tightening gun laws. |
chicago as politicians in washington took a step toward tightening the nation s gun laws on wednesday first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears. | meanwhile first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago students. |
as politicians in washington took a step toward tightening the nation s gun laws on wednesday first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago high school students whose stories about violence brought her to tears. | meanwhile first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago students. |
as politicians in washington took a step toward tightening gun laws on wednesday first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago students whose stories about violence brought her to tears. | meanwhile first lady michelle obama sat down with chicago students. |
before the meeting began at harper high school obama said she wanted to hear from each of the students representing youth programs at the school. | obama met with students at harper high school. |
before the meeting began at harper high school obama said she wanted to hear from each of the students. | obama met with students at harper high school. |
before the meeting began at harper high school obama said she wanted to hear from each of the students. | she said she wanted to hear from each of them. |
she said have you ever experienced a family member hurt or killed ? | she said the first lady asked her if she ever experienced a family member hurt or killed. |
she was no different than they working hard in school trying not to listen to the haters and taking care of her business she said. | like them she worked hard in school trying not to listen to the haters and taking care of her business she said. |
speaking earlier in the day to a group of business civic and religious leaders at a downtown hotel she said the issue is personal. | the first lady spoke earlier in the day to a group of business civic and religious leaders at a downtown hotel. |
meanwhile in washington president barack obama applauded senate leaders for reaching a bipartisan agreement on requiring background checks for gun purchases but he said the measure still faces a fight in congress. | meanwhile in washington president barack obama applauded senate leaders for reaching an agreement on requiring background checks for gun purchases. |
meanwhile in washington president barack obama applauded senate leaders for reaching a bipartisan agreement on requiring background checks for gun purchases but he said the measure still faces a fight in congress. | meanwhile in washington president obama praised senate leaders for reaching an agreement on background checks for gun purchases. |
increasingly the first lady has incorporated anti violence messages in her speeches particularly in her visits to chicago. | more and more the first lady has put anti violence messages in her speeches particularly in her visits to chicago. |
increasingly the first lady has incorporated anti violence messages in her speeches particularly in her visits to chicago. | more and more the first lady has put anti violence messages in her speeches. |
in her appeal to business leaders during a luncheon hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel the first lady gave the gun issue a personal tone by recalling her attendance at the funeral of year old hadiya pendleton in february. | at a lunch hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel the first lady gave the gun issue a personal tone. |
at a luncheon hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel the first lady gave the gun issue a personal tone by recalling her attendance at the funeral of year old hadiya pendleton in february. | at a lunch hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel the first lady gave the gun issue a personal tone. |
in her appeal to business leaders during a luncheon hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel the first lady gave the gun issue a personal tone by recalling her attendance at the funeral of year old hadiya pendleton in february. | the first lady also attended a lunch hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel. |
at a luncheon hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel the first lady gave the gun issue a personal tone by recalling her attendance at the funeral of year old hadiya pendleton in february. | the first lady also attended a lunch hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel. |
at a lunch hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel the first lady gave the gun issue a personal tone. | the first lady also attended a lunch hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel. |
at a lunch hosted by chicago mayor rahm emanuel the first lady gave the gun issue a personal tone. | there she gave the gun issue a personal tone. |
hadiya s parents seated in the audience cried as the first lady spoke about their daughter who was shot to death in a park a mile away from the obamas kenwood house. | hadiya was shot to death in a park near the obamas chicago house. |
hadiya s parents seated in the audience cried as the first lady spoke about their daughter who was shot to death in a park a mile away from the obamas chicago house. | hadiya was shot to death in a park near the obamas chicago house. |
she wondered what might have been different for the two young men charged with her slaying. | obama wondered what might have been different for the two young men charged with her murder. |
she wondered what might have been different for the two young men charged with her slaying. | obama wondered what might have been different for the two young men charged with her killing. |
obama was the keynote speaker at the luncheon set up by emanuel to garner support for a initiative called working together for safer communities brighter futures. | the luncheon was set up by emanuel to gather support for a plan called working together for safer communities brighter futures. |
obama was the keynote speaker at the luncheon set up by emanuel to garner support for a initiative called working together for safer communities brighter futures. | the lunch was set up by the mayor to gather support for a plan called working together for safer communities brighter futures. |
the campaign launched in february calls for business leaders and others to raise million over the next five years to create or expand community programs for at risk youths. | the project launched in february calls for business leaders and others to raise million. |
the campaign launched in february calls for business leaders and others to raise million to create or expand community programs for at risk youths. | the project launched in february calls for business leaders and others to raise million. |