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Old 11-19-2012, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by dragoon500ly View Post
Venereal disease has long been recoginzed as a major cause of non-battle military noneffectiveness.

During World War One, the VD rate for the US Army was 87 cases per 1,000 men per year (far higher than the French Army rate).

During World War Two, the VD rate decreased to 49 cases per 1,000 men per year.

During the Korean War, the VD rate increased to 146 cases per 1,000 men per year.

During the Vietnam War, the VD rate increased to 325 cases per 1,000 men per year.

Hmmmmmm

"Dirty Little Secrets of WWII"
During the war on terror, we didn't have that. The army ran every single woman through every STD test they could think of before deploying them. Its like they're running a brothel.
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