Iraq: Policy punishing soldiers who become pregnant, dropped

December 26, 2009

Well it looks like Maj Gen Anthony Cucolo had to change his new policy of punishing soldiers under his command who become pregnant – impregnators included. He had wanted the soldiers to “think before they act.”

The updated policy removed the pregnancy provision and addressed the issue of autonomy – units must get permission from the commander of U.S. Forces-Iraq before creating new rules restricting the activity of troops.

Maj. Joe Scrocca, spokesman for U.S. Forces-Iraq

all requests by subordinate units to impose further restrictions of activities addressed in General Order No. 1 will require approval of the USF-I commander.

Perhaps Maj Gen Cucolo can now shift the focus to the rapists under his command and get them to stop acting all together.

Maj. Gen. Anthony Cucolo, right, said earlier he issued the order in an effort to prevent losing soldiers from active duty.

Maj. Gen. Anthony Cucolo, right

Source: CNN

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