Posted on Mar 31, 2016
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Navy's top enlisted leader is wrapping up job title review. Intent is to remove "man" from job titles, such as corpsman, to make them gender neutral. All Air Force members are referred to as "airmen" and three enlisted ranks include "man" in their title. What would you suggest as an alternative to "airman"? (You can have fun with this, but serious alternatives also are appreciated.)
Edited 10 y ago
Posted 10 y ago
Responses: 557
I wouldn't change a thing. All these PC wanna be political officers think they have to change every thing because someone feels a title or name is insulting them personally. Fricken grow a pair and stand your ground! Not every institution has to change because we have opened the doors to both genders. The title is "Airman", either earn it and be proud or get out of the way. Suck it up "princess"!
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we can put this to bed right now with this solution to gender- neutral military with the following rank for all services if we use these. boy 1-4, girl 1-4---- little boy 5 and 6--- little girl 5-6------- big boy 7-9----- big girl 7-9 now to the officer corps big brother 1-6---- big sister 1-6---- father 7-10 and mother 7-10 there we fixed the rank structure in the entire military. now lets work on the uniforms, hair style,better yet let just scrap all the tradition the military has and start from scratch. as you see I think this is total horse pucky why try to fix something that's not broke.
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As I have stated many times I am sick of being a social experiment do that junk in the outside world if is even a problem we are not your toys to manipulate
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If "Airman" is too offensive, might I suggest "Wing-nut", "Flap", or better yet "Civilian".
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Seriously I agree with the previous commenters and leave it as is. Since time immemorial man has been used generically as well as to specify males. When the Good Book says God made 'man' in His own image, it continues with ; male and female He created them.
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