rick and morty-extra steps

I think that you mean "Pregnant women in combat" not "active duty". There's a huge difference.

I wonder if there are other jobs in the Army or Navy, or whatever chosen branch has, like, oh, I don't know,....administration, engineering, communications, supply or anything in the military where a uniform is required. Women don't turn into useless beings once pregnant.

Once again you're displaying your ignorance, although this time it's not entirely your fault.

I don't know how this whole debate started. I joined the USMC in 1982 and pregnant women served the whole time that I was in through '04. They have maternity uniforms that are just like their regular uniforms, just cut wider for the girth.

Your wording may be rough (yes, a uniform is always required, but they're available), but you're right, they are not useless.

Perhaps where the debate started was with sending pregnant women into combat. That's a whole 'nother can o' worms that I'm not touching. I think that it should be their choice, but if they choose to go into combat while pregnant then yes, they'll need a uniform.

I wonder if in battle we can get the other side to cut us some slack on our military responses so we can keep those with limitations employed during battle? I mean, the other sides wants to fight a fair and honorable fight, right?

And y'all thought Kaepernick was disrespecting the military.