Female F-16 Viper Commander Relieved of Command After Two Weeks

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Originally published at: Female F-16 Viper Commander Relieved of Command After Two Weeks | Infostormer.com

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Having women in the military is a joke. The military is not meant to be a social engineering experiment. Even worse is that women are being put in leadership positions they are not qualified for simply because they have a hole in between their legs.

Take this story for example. A female was put in charge of the Air Force’s F-16 Viper demo team and got relieved of command after only two weeks on a job.

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Air Force Times:

Capt. Zoe Kotnik, the first female pilot to head the F-16 Viper demonstration team, was relieved of command Monday.

“Col. Derek O’Malley, 20th Fighter Wing commander, relieved Capt. Zoe Kotnik from command Feb. 11 due to a loss of confidence in her ability to lead and command the Air Combat Command F-16 Viper demonstration team,” said Col. Allen Herritage, director of public affairs at ACC, in a statement. “The Viper demonstration team is working to minimize impacts on scheduled performances and looks forward to inspiring crowds around the country during the upcoming season as soon as a new commander is selected.”

Herritage would not comment further on what led to Kotnik’s removal, citing privacy concerns.

The 20th, which is located at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina, said in an email to Air Force Times that Kotnik declined to comment. Capt. Alannah Staver, a spokeswoman for the wing, said that Kotnik is no longer performing with the team, but “will continue to serve in a non-supervisory role in the 20th Fighter Wing.”

In a statement on Shaw’s Facebook page, O’Malley alluded to “mistakes” on Kotnik’s part, but expressed hope that she will continue to serve in the Air Force.

Yeah, they won’t say what mistakes she made because of “privacy.” Sounds like female privilege. Women want all the responsibility but never the accountability because they have a vagina.

Look at how excited the Viper team was to make the announcement about her becoming the first female to achieve a position on this team.

Breaking news!@ACC_Commander , commander of @Air Combat @USAF_ACC, has certified @usairforce Capt. Zoe "SiS" Kotnik as the new #ViperDemoTeam pilot.

She is also the Air Force's first female single-ship tactical demonstration pilot! pic.twitter.com/ol67541aRe

— F-16 Viper Demo Team (@ViperDemoTeam) January 29, 2019

They probably tried to hype this story due to that shitty Captain Marvel film coming out which features a female military pilot as the lead character.

All this female empowerment nonsense needs to end. Their presence in male spaces has created an untold number of societal problems and its gotten to the point where it is endangering people’s lives.

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#Hultgreen-CurieSyndrome

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yes, especially when they reduced the requirements to become a fireMAN so that women could pass the physical exam…what we have is affirmative action for women. all that needed to be done was to tell the ladies; “FINE… we will hire you if you can pass the exams without reducing the requirements.” but somehow that wasn’t fair…

that reminds me of the Minnesota city that was effusive about their NEW, SOMALI POLICE OFFICER, who, after a short while on the job, just shot a nice white woman to death who was IN HER PAJAMAS talking to his partner. he said that he heard some kind of noise -or some such nonsense- and that made him shoot the nice lady

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I bet the “stress” got to her, meaning she couldn’t keep up with the male pilots. Women don’t belong in the workplace competing with men. Women’s brains are wired to apply emotion to stressful situations, not logic. PC and affirmative action comes in 2nd to the jews when it comes to destroying this nation.

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there are very few women pilots FOR GOOD REASON. they aren’t as good at it as men. very few women race-car drivers or motorcycle racers. watch The Isle of Mann motorcycle races on youtube. it will freak you out. no WAY a woman can do this and it’s not all physical. men have a big mental edge in this regard.

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I would put her in a “position” - but it won’t be one of power😉

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Perhaps a ‘missionary’ position? :slight_smile:

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The function of the military is to kill as efficiently as possible. Lowering their standards for reasons of politically correct social expediency cannot end well.

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How humiliating! Oh well, it was fun while it lasted.

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Here’s another one for you.

Great memories for Ole Johnny from springtime, 1967.

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I hope she wasn’t relieved of command because she was caught having sex with a black guy, or anything? :face_with_monocle:

Not all female pilots are an affirmative action joke. There is one aviatrix whom I admire greatly. Her name? Dr. Hanna Reitsch. She was not only an MD, she was also a Luftwaffe test pilot. During one test flight she lost control of her aircraft (through no fault of her own) and could have ejected. Instead, at great personal risk, she remained in the cockpit and brought the aircraft back under control, saving it from being destroyed. For this she was personally decorated for bravery by Reischsmarshall Goering.

Dr. Reitsch was only 5’ 2" or 5’ 3’’ but as far as I am concerned she stood 100 feet tall. hanna%20reitsch%202 !

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Yes Spahn, i had heard of this brave Woman. The third Reich knew how to treat the genders, awarded those who showed talent, and managed to keep everything in balance; unlike today’s social cesspool.

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that’s great but it’s unlikely that hilter didn’t dumb-down the requirements for women to become pilots.

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Harold Covington disagrees.

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