FW: The Early Brief -- Marines to Seek to Close Some Combat Jobs to Women, Officials Say

     

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Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2015 08:01:13 -0400
From: military@e0.email.military.com
Subject: The Early Brief -- Marines to Seek to Close Some Combat Jobs to Women, Officials Say
To: rserge1@outlook.com

18 September 2015 Marines to Seek to Close Some Combat Jobs to Women, Officials Say The tentative decision has ignited a debate over whether Navy Secretary Ray Mabus can veto any Marine Corps proposal to prohibit women from serving in certain infantry and reconnaissance positions. Read More More Stories at Military.com Obama Administration Preparing to Shift Approach in Syria Prosecutor: Bergdahl Deliberately Deserted, Endangering Other Troops US Starts Carrying Out Iran Nuclear Deal as Time Expires on GOP Russia: If Syria Asks Us to Send Troops, We'll Consider It Intel Officials Say Military's Upbeat IS Reports Didn't Change Views Study: Increase Some Commissary Prices and Reduce Employee Wages US Navy Hasn't Sailed or Flown Near China's Manmade Islands Since 2012 Platoon Leader Describes Grueling 2009 Search for Bergdahl Vet Group Hosting Trump Lost Nonprofit Status Air Force Delays Decision on Whether to Let Enlisted Airmen Fly Drones Heroes of European Train Attack Receive Awards in Pentagon Ceremony Woman Sworn in as Nation's First Noncommissioned Combat Engineer New Commissary Reform Plan to Protect Shopper Savings RE Factor's IQ Targets for Thinking Shooters Special Operators Plan to Drop Drones from Gunships Spousebuzz: The Problem with Televised Reunions 14 Ridiculous Things You Only Know If You Worked at the Pentagon Personal Finance: 5 Money Misconceptions Can Grown Children Qualify for Military Benefits? See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The Battle of Chickamauga -- which took place from September 18-20, 1863 -- was fought mainly in what state? Play Video of the Day Battlefield 101: Aerial Dogfights Watch Now | See More Videos

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