If you search for "military" "women" on the photo wires, this is the first picture to come up, from a military base in Crimea, Ukraine.
There is also this picture, to illustrate a story about exemptions from military service for Orthodox Jews in Israel.
There are some other pictures interspersed, like this one of a bombing in Syria.
And this, from South Africa, after the late Nelson Mandela's funeral.
And then it goes back to this.
A search for "female" "soldiers" starts off more promisingly. This picture comes up first, of women training at Fort Campbell in Kentucky.
It's followed by this. Caption: "Female legs of army soldier isolated on white. Military woman. Studio shot."
And then this. Caption: "Attractive woman soldier with futuristic gun and scary ghost."
That is followed by this picture, with the caption: "Young beautiful female soldier dressed in a camouflage with a gun in the location."
Here is the "young beautiful female soldier dressed in a camouflage" pointing a gun.
That nine-photo series is followed by one centered on this. Because why not?
Who really needs a picture of actual women serving in the military. Who?
