Soldier has baby on the frontline:...gives birth after Taliban raid

Daily Mail ^ | 9-19-12 | Ian Drury, David Williams

[tbw2]

Interesting question: how do we test females prior to deployment.
Answer: EPT

[goat granny]

The idiots that are in charge of our military will never figure it out...they cann’t find their ass using both hands.. I have been PG 6 times and that woman wasn’t doing much of anything....except maybe asking one of our soldiers to help her up the hill....

[svcw]

That is a possibility, probably the most likely reason.
This will be my nieces third child while in the Air Force, her husband is special forces.
They have always been stationed together, which has been great.
Everyone was surprised and excited by the new baby.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Oh, absolutely. Early in pregnancy it's not much --- jus a little fluttering, you could tell yourself you have a nervous tummy or something --- but at 5 or 6 months, geez, as soon as you lay down the little wiggler starts with the elbows and knees.

I don't see how you could think that all that pushing and rummaging around was indigestion!!

[M-cubed]

Bingo!...You can't put a women in a foxhole with a 18-24 yr old guy and not expect the “unexpected”

Maybe someday...but at this point.... we haven't evolved enough as a species.....

[timlilje]

Had this happen in Germany in 1980. Nobody knew she was PG. Discharges shortly therafter

[Eepsy]

Out of five kids I had one who had almost no detectable movement. I kept having to go for ultrasounds to keep track of her. The Doctor told me it was because the placenta was at the front of my belly, effectively cushioning all the kicks.

As far as not showing, I’m going to go for a combination of small baby, tilted uterus, and rock hard abs....

[Mrs. Don-o]

You’re probably right. Them’s things I never had.... :o}