Female Marines Make History!

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In This Issue

Great Gear for Marines and Families
Deployment
Homecoming
Female Marines Make History
Physical Fitness Standards
GI Bill--Not Just For School
'Tis the Season to be Thankful

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November 27, 2013
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Greetings!
If this is the first edition of the Marine Parents newsletter you have received,
WELCOME! If you are a returning reader we are glad you have joined us and are
thankful for your support.
History was made last week as three Marines became the first females to ever graduate
from infantry school. Read more about it in our first article.
Plans to change the physical fitness standards for female Marines have been put
on hold. Our second article provides more information.
Did you know that the GI Bill isn't just for school? Our third article provides
more information.
Thanksgiving is a special time to share with family, friends, and loved ones. Read
about how our Purple Heart Hero Support-East volunteers helped make this Thanksgiving
a special one for a group of Wounded Heroes in our final article.
God bless and Semper Fi!


Tracy Della Vecchia

Founder and Executive Director
MarineParents.com, Inc.
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Female Marines Make History

First Females Complete Infantry School

Taken by Pfc. Harlee Bradford (center) and posted to her Instagram account Nov.
9 along with the words, "And then there was four", this photo shows the first female
Marines to successfully complete ITB

(Photo courtesy of Harlee Bradford)

History was made last Thursday, November 21, as three young women became the first
female Marines to graduate from the Marine Corps' enlisted infantry training course
at Camp Geiger, North Carolina.
In late September, a group of 15 women assigned to Delta Company, Infantry Training
Battalion (ITB) began the 59-day infantry course as part of the Corps' research
to determine which, if any, additional ground combat jobs may lift their gender
restrictions. Over the ensuing two months, 11 women dropped out, but Pfc. Cristina
Fuentes Montenegro, Pfc. Julia Carroll, and Pfc. Katie Gorz cemented their place
in USMC history by overcoming the mental and physical challenges posed by ITB to
graduate along with the roughly 220 male Marines who completed the course. A fourth
woman, Pfc. Harlee "Rambo" Bradford, may join them in a matter of weeks if, upon
recovering from a broken leg that forced her to put her dream of completing the
course on hold, she is able to complete the program's final Combat Fitness Test
and Physical Fitness Test.

Pfcs. Katie Gorz, Christina Fuentes Montenegro, and Julia Carroll became the first
female Marines to graduate from ITB on Nov. 21, 2013 (Photos courtesy of Sgt. Tyler
L. Main and CWO2 Paul S. Mancuso)

Unlike their male counterparts, the women who completed ITB will not obtain the
MOS of 0311-Rifleman, as Marine Corps infantry specialties remain closed to women
until 2015 at the earliest. Instead, the female Marines will receive credit for
the course in their career personnel files, and they will now report to non-infantry
MOS schools for further training (aviation mechanic for Fuentes Montenegro, signals
intelligence for Carroll, and logistics for Gorz).
For now, these three Marines belong to one of, if not the, smallest sisterhoods
in the Corps, but their numbers may soon be growing. Two more companies, Echo and
Alpha, began ITB with female Marines in October, and, according to Marine Corps
officials, nine of the 13 women from Echo company remain, along with eight of
nine from Alpha. A third company, Bravo, began ITB on Nov. 12, and, as of last Thursday,
had yet to drop a single one of the 22 females going through the course as the Marine
Corps strive to reach its goal of sending approximately 300 women through ITB by
next fall.
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New Physical Fitness Standards Placed on Hold

Female Marines' Transition From Flexed Arm Hang To Pullups Delayed Indefinitely

Sgt. Stephany Rector completes pull-ups outside of her office.
(Photo courtesy of Lance Cpl. Tabitha Bartley)

In 2012, amid talks of opening combat jobs to women in the military, the Marine
Corps announced that the physical standards for female Marines would change and
that beginning Jan. 1, 2014, they would be required to do a minimum of 3 pullups
as part of their annual physical fitness test. Now, however, it appears that that
plan has been put on hold and that female Marines will, for the time being, continue
to have the option to perform the "flexed arm hang" for a minimum of 15 seconds
instead of doing pullups, per a facebook message the Corps sent out to all Marines
last Friday, Nov. 22, that read:

The Marine Corps is extending the transition from the flexed-arm hang to pull-ups
for the female Physical Fitness Test to allow for the further gathering of data
to ensure all female Marines are provided with the best opportunity to succeed.
All Marines are strongly encouraged to continue training under the assumption
that pull-ups will remain a standard of measure for physical fitness.

The Marine Corps says the delay is to make sure the change doesn't adversely affect
the Corps' personnel policies. According to Colonel Sean Gibson, a Marine spokesman:

The primary risks are unacceptable accession/attrition/retention rates for recruits,
officer candidates, and current Marines. These potentially translate into various
second-order issues that present additional risks to the Marine Corps-the risks
are not anything medical or physical in nature to the Marines attempting pull-ups.

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The GI Bill--Not Just For School

Job Training, Apprenticeships May Also Qualify
A common misconception about the GI Bill is that it can only be used for schooling.
However, Chad Schatz, director of Veterans Education and Training for the Missouri
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, says that is not always the case--it
can also be used for on-the-job training and apprenticeships in certain cities--and
the Department of Veterans Affairs is trying to make sure veterans are aware of
this.
According to Schatz, "Virtually any job you can think of is going to have some sort
of job training. As long as it has at least six months of training, people are
usually eligible. My job is to determine whether or not a training program qualifies.
In Missouri, we've been quite successful in helping veterans and families get that
extra help."
Schatz said the benefits are typically around $1,000 per month, and can be drawn
for up to two years. The amount of time depends on the position, but two years
is the maximum.
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'Tis The Season To Be Thankful

PHHS-East Volunteers Provide Turkey Dinners For Wounded Heroes

PHHS Volunteers Mary Ann and Susan with their Thanksgiving goodie-bags.

Marine Parents and Purple Heart hero Support (PHHS) were recently informed that
the Military Liason Officer (MLO) Family Support Coordinator at Walter Reed National
Military Medical Center was in need of turkeys for six families at the hospital.
After receiving the appropriate authorizations to purchase the turkeys and sides,
our PHHS-East volunteers got to work planning this special occasion.

Volunteer Mary Ann found festive holiday bags and filled them with cranberry sauce,
stuffing mix, corn, and beans. Volunteer Susan bought the six smallest turkeys she
could find, as the ovens in Tranquility Hall aren't large at all, and the dinner
supplies were dropped off with Mia at Building 62 last Friday, November 22.

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Banner Photo--CAMP PENDLETON, Calif.--Marines in the Advanced Infantryman Course
prepare to take their position to suppress the enemy during Range 706 Nov. 19.
Range 706 is a combined arms range that includes mortars, machine guns, demolitions,
breach clearing, and fire and movement. The Advanced Infantryman Course provides
infantry qualified Marines with the training necessary to become a successful infantry
squad leader, the course teaches each infantryman proper patrolling techniques,
urban combat tactics, defensive tactics and offensive tactics as a squad leader.
(USMC photo by Cpl. Brianna Christensen)

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