When I first joined, we made less than 50% of what our male counterparts made. When I first joined the reserves, I made $19 a day. When I retired, that was totally different.
Things have changed. Some things have improved. There are two things. One is the level of education that is required to be in my job as a medical technician and air evac. There is a level of intelligence that is needed to do the jobs and the tasks within that job. They train you to do that. There is an expectation that you are going to achieve that level of expertise in, say, air evac.
At one time, you didn't have women in air positions and you didn't have women on the ships. Women were background. We were in the back lines. We weren't spoken of; we were spoken to.
What was your other question?