Police, Firemen and Hospital Workers operate on the same readiness principles and are still allowed to unionize. The National Labor Relations Board strictly regulates how and when these workers can strike.

I find it very difficult to believe that the military and NLRB couldn't find a set of rules to govern military strikes (doh!) that wouldn't jeopardize our national security.

I'm not saying that I think the Military should be able to unionize, they work under a whole different set of rules and values then the rest of us. I just find your argument a bit lacking.