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Sure, the U.S. Army should let Lieut. Emma Cuevas resign from the service so that she can regularly breast-feed her daughter [NATION, Feb. 24]. I'm certain Cuevas and her husband will gladly refund to the taxpayers the $500,000 wasted on her training because she wants to break...
I feel sorry for Lieut. Cuevas and her daughter Isabella. The Army will probably win on this issue, and Cuevas will have to complete her military obligation. I'm afraid the Army will have a tired, frustrated and resentful pilot, but it will have a pilot. The bond between a...
I am the mother of a 16-month-old girl. When Lieut. Cuevas was a plebe at West Point, I supervised her training. I can tell you that Emma was a whiner even then. I'm sorry I didn't do more to persuade her to leave the service. If...
This week Cuevas' husband, Jeff Blaney, also a lieutenant, who graduated from West Point the same year as his wife, plans to sue the Army on behalf of Isabella in federal district court in Washington. The draft of his complaint asserts that his daughter is being denied nothing less than...
With the blessing of her male commander, Cuevas, who served 15 months ferrying troops around the Panamanian jungle, is working these days as a trainer at Panama's Fort Kobbe, where her husband is also stationed in an engineering unit. Cuevas goes home from work for 2 1/2 hours at...