The New Yorker makes a joke of the Army's tactical bra. It's not

Wow! On the one hand I feel like other parts of the uniform need to be addressed first for females like the boots and pants. Because most women especially the well endowed ones usually have found their right fit and support in the bra department and very few will deviate from it. They only came up with four designs? I hope there are more to come because that is a very small market range for something so unique to every female.

But on the other hand this task and purpose writer is correct that purchasing their own is expensive especially for junior members. A good sports bra with proper support can cost around $30-$50 at least and that’s only for one. Multiply that by 4-7 depending on how often that person is able to wash them whether once or twice a week and that starts to add up fast.

Many who know me know that I am the farthest thing from a feminist as a female but reading that New Yorker writer’s comments really piss me off. How many days has she served? How many jumps has she made? How many times has she wore a flack vest? Her comments are so ignorant and irritating that I’m surprised she hasn’t been cancelled by the feminist community.

Well that's just stupid on The New Yorker's part.

The joker in me says why didn't they name it the 'combat breast support appliance? After all, we had the 'combat cloth face covering' (CCFC) during covid.

I feel like on the LIST of things the military needs to fix and work on...this wasn't on the top of the list...