If you have ever had an opportunity to wear protective gear for military combat, you have a good idea just how much body protection in combat can actually conflict with the capability to defend and protect. The average soldier wears between 50 and 120 pounds of equipment into battle. It is no wonder they are drilled to near death in basic training, because if they cannot muster the weight of their uniform and equipment including their protective gear it is unfair to put them in harm’s way.
Thinking of men, 50 to 120 extra pounds seems pretty phenomenal and without detracting from female capabilities – when considering a female, adding 50 to 120 pounds seems, well, daunting. Yet, our military soldiers bear the burden of this extra weight and muster and fight alongside their brothers in arms.
About the Author: Ms. Quesinberry is CEO-President ofDonnaInk Publications with two distinct business tracks: 1) ZENCON, Art of Zen Consultancy (www.donnaink.com) and 2) THE BOOK NOOK, a Select Author Publishing House (www.donnaink.org). Ms. Quesinberry continues her over 15 years of stalwart representation of government (federal, state, local) and commercial (for profit, non-profit, 501 [c][3] and 509 [A] [4], etc.) clients in meeting their GSA Schedule, grants, proposal efforts as well as business publications.
A diehard patriot, Donna has produced over 20,000 federal deliverables, 500 proposals and 1000 articles. She has also earned her clients over $500M for RFPs, RFIs, RFQs, etc. and over $10B in IDIQs.
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