[Robwin]

I wish the women well and offer them congratulations for attempting something I never would, much less succeeding. But the problem is one cannot help but wonder if they did a program comparable to the men. After all we are talking Armed Forces which have become so PC they are going to allow transgenders to serve.

Color me a chauvinist but I would like to have independent verification those 2 women truly won that badge. Such is the cynicism affirmative action produces.

[Crystal Palace East]

I think there were a total of 89 graduates. In today’s world of the anonymous internet, if the women got a pass, I guarantee the word would get out quickly.

Certainly there will be people on the net who will claim to be Rangers and “know” what happened, but it all has to be taken with some doubt.

My hats off to both of them, and to all the women who tried. Just even trying takes incredibly stones.

I had a chance to extend in RVN or go to Ranger school. I took the easy way out. I extended.