Study Finds Most Infantrymen Want Females In Their Platoons
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THE PENTAGON — A new gender integration study set to be released this week found that nearly 96 percent of infantrymen in the Army and Marine Corps would be "very excited" to have women integrated into their units, especially during combat deployments, Duffel Blog has learned.
"Naturally there were some patterns we saw after issuing the surveys," Maj. Rodrick Hamill, a spokesman for the Pentagon, told reporters. "Almost all soldiers who described themselves as 'pro female' insisted that the women inducted be in top physical condition, and disease-free."
While Hamill noted the disease-free requirement seemed strange, he indicated it had been included in almost every survey's additional comments section.
"I mean everyone is screened before deployment, so it's really a no-brainer," he said. "Many soldiers also had a strange preference as to the hair color of the infantrywomen, indicating that they would prefer blondes, brunettes, and then redheads,…
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