Are you really outraged?

I think the image is kind of cool, actually.  Camo uniforms contrasted with this loving nurturing act.  However, there are rules about how/where to wear a uniform.

BUT, it's not particularly practical to ask a woman to change her whole outfit to feed her infant, is it?  I don't plan to breastfeed purely because it's not practical with the job I do, but I think a woman should be allowed to decide herself if it is worth the hassle (pumping, storing milk, etc) and feed a baby when it needs to be fed.  I'm a little torn on this particular issue...

Got it. 
So what's the solution/protocol for a woman in uniform who is breast feeding?  

As a country, we certainly have our underwear in a bunch.

I think the people who know the rule are outraged because a rule is being broken.
And the people who are outraged at the outrage aren't aware of the rule, or don't agree with it.

Now that I know the rule, yeah, not so cool in uniform.

But I do appreciate the symbolism of a woman soldier who is also a mother, which was probably the original intent. 

Yes I am outraged (warning: sexist sentence to follow) that those darn kids are in the way

Agreed.

To the person that said pump - it isn't always an option IF a woman wants to breastfeed. Yeah I know there are arguments for and against, but I try to respect the choice of every mother.

I'm not well versed enough in the ucmj to teach my kids why that picture is against the rules, but if I were, that would be part of the discussion I held with them. And I do agree that rules are rules. How can we teach our kids about the rules if we're being selective about which ones we follow? Especially when the military is involved.

I totally agree with the poster that said we have our panties in a wad as a country. They're just boobs. That's what half the population sees in the mirror every morning, and what the other half is dreaming about if they don't see a pair first hand in the morning anyway.