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Army enlisted leaders all over the world are being ordered to take the Pregnancy Postpartum Physical Training Exercise Leaders Course, or PPPT, according to U.S. Army Medical Activity Japan health promotion educator Jana York.
Developed by the Army in 2008, the course includes aerobics classes, pool sessions and classroom studies on the physiology of pregnant women. The NCOs learn special exercises for pregnant women, who shouldn’t push themselves too hard or participate in high-impact activities such as snowboarding, bungee jumping or horse riding, York said.
Yet another reason for parents to dissuade young adults from a career in the progressive military.
May be that it was developed with the recognition that one day there would be transgenders in the military that aren't biologically pregnant but that the "real" them is.
What kind of frickin' moron wastes the time of our servicemen and women with this mindless crap? The officer in charge should be court marshaled and dishonorably discharged. A disgrace to our warriors.
Totally emasculate our servicemen with a bizarre and creepy progressive feminist/gay agenda. This country is officially no longer worth fighting for. I saw a story the other day the military had the ROTC or officer training members running in red high heels to 'celebrate' some other progressive agenda.
I think this was directed straight from Obama but definitely his administration owns this.
Except that course was developed by the NeoCon military.
I'm sure it was dictated by DoD ran by the Obama Administration. But neocons are progressive lites.
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