FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- DoD's Progress on Women in Combat Criticized

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Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2014 13:38:57 +0000
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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- DoD's Progress on Women in Combat Criticized

31 January 2014 DoD's Progress on Women in Combat Criticized A year after the Pentagon opened combat jobs to women, critics say the Marine Corps and the Army, which have the largest number of MOSs still closed, have unclear and inconsistent approaches to meeting the January 2016 deadline to fully integrate women into those jobs. Read More More Stories at Military.com Congress to Investigate Navy Bribery Scandal Push for New National Cemeteries as Capacity Nears US Says Russia May Have Violated Missile Treaty Inside Pakistani Army's Bomb School War Vets, Researchers Seek Answers on Head Injuries AF Cheating Scandal Grows to 92 Missile Officers Vets Get Online System to Report GI Bill Problems Hagel Hints at US Impatience With Karzai Italy to Charge Taxes and Duties on US Military Mail Purple Heart Stolen From Korean War KIA Returned Marine Wants New Lawyers in Iraq Slaying Retrial Slideshow: The Real 'Monuments Men' Def Tech: SOCOM's Dry Mini-Sub for SEALs DoD Launches New Military Spouse Career Help System Premature Weapons Testing Drains Military Budget DoD Cuts Could Cost National Guard 1,000 Troops Coast Guard Searches for Missing Cruise Ship Cook Marine Achieves Higher Education during Deployment Aircraft Carrier Sails through Winter Wonderland See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia Which of these early North American conflicts started first? Play Video of the Day JTAC Tests New Tool for Airstrikes Watch Now | See More Videos

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