Pentagon announces new effort to address Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell discharges
TARA COPP | Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Pentagon began a new effort Wednesday, Sept. 20,...
Read MoreTARA COPP | Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Pentagon began a new effort Wednesday, Sept. 20,...
Read MoreDADT repeal gives progressive chaplains a chance to counter evangelical clergy in the military DAVID TAFFET | Staff Writer taffet@dallasvoice.com When a soldier recently came to Chaplain Chris Antal, a lieutenant in the Army...
Read MoreActive duty servicemember, vets say few among the rank and file care whether someone is gay, but repeal will lift the burden of secrecy DAVID TAFFET | Staff Writer taffet@dallasvoice.com Even though the military’s anti-gay...
Read MoreDespite intensified political debate over Don't Ask, Don't Tell, the number of discharges for openly gay and lesbian military personnel has been free falling since 2002, say Pentagon and independent analysts. And this...
Read MoreLISA LEFF | Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — No U.S. service members have been discharged for being openly gay in the month since the Defense Department adopted new rules surrounding the “don’t ask, don’t...
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