Never mind worrying about bomb attacks on our embassies.

Could someone please send a copy of this to Hillary?

Things they missed: Get breast implants too. And some cosmetic surgery down there. Wax.

Act now! We havve to save the Republic.

DIA!?-was this a secret?

#2 beat me to it.

Was this directed at females? males? Oh, what with gays and women in combat, I guess "what difference does it make".

The ladies in combat may take heed of this DIA program. Hey, even if you´re weak or inept, you can still look great while doing it!

Wow, makes me happy to pay my taxes when I see to what good use the money is put.

Who was that twit in congress that got all out of joint because someone said that Miss Tennessee was pretty?

Is the Obama Administration making war on the (dare I say it) women who work within that rat hole of contradictions?

Meh. It was an informal thing put together by some employees and apparently not mandatory. Sort of a dress for success at work kind of thing. Much ado about nothing.

Agreed #9. Though it does sound like something from long ago....

Agree with #2, for Hillary it should have been mandatory.

Was this advice directed at the male staff members or the females?

This is going to tick off a lot of those lesbians who want to go into combat.

I work for DIA, and I am very familiar with this incident, as it caused quite a commotion. It was totally blown out of proportion. The brief was based on a dress-for-success theme. There was a portion for men and a portion for woman. Admittedly, some of it was poorly done, and a few suggestions could have been better stated. The brief suggest men and women be conservative in their dress, including hair style and color. The brief did say makeup can make women attractive, but it also warned against too much makeup. For men, it suggested they consider their body type when selecting their clothing. In all, the brief was talking about impressions, which undoubtedly can affect how individuals are received and treated, which in the long run can affect careers. The brief should have been taken with a grain of salt and the attitude if-the-shoe-fits.... Instead, in our politically-correct world where no one can anything, including giving common-sense advice, people are loaded and cocked to pounce on anything they deem offense. My attitude -- let them learn the hard way

#14, thank you for your excellent and clarifying post.

It is a bit astounding and worrisome that Defense Intelligence Agency director Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn stated in a letter to employees re the incident that, "They´ll require some counseling (to be sure)....". Someone is going to have endure ´counseling´ because they said that makeup makes one more attractive? Good grief!! As poster #7 noted, how nice to see our taxpayer money at work.

This happened recently at another work place. The real problem today is having to tell employees how to dress professionally.

As a business person, the work attire changed with the influx of Latino workers.

We want our women infantry to look pretty in the body bags. And when our spais are caught they need to be ready for a night out on the town with their captors.

Well I don´t know, but I was recently in a Sears store & the girl clerk who was helping me, had BLACK tattoos up & down both of her skinny arms. She was wearing a short sleeved suit top paired with what appeared to be knickers & black spike-heeled boots. She was however, wearing make-up & lipstick. I guess it´s the new chic!

Why would women want to be attractive to homicidal, smelly Jihadists?

The DIA has too much money if they can pay for this BS.