Undersea Medicine Expert Warns of Health, Operational Problems
The push to assign women to submarines began in September, 2009, when Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Gary Roughead started promoting the idea as if women’s career opportunities were the only consideration. The Center for Military Readiness issued an immediate news release, drawing attention to irresolvable problems with the program—none of which had nothing to do with the abilities of female officers or sailors.
In addition to habitability concerns in confined submarine spaces, health risks unique to women . . . Read More