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Military discharges of gays rising, report says
By Andrea Stone, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — Discharges from the military for homosexuality and harassment complaints from gay troops set records last year, the result of "callous indifference" by the Bush administration to the Pentagon's policy on gays, a report being released Thursday by an advocacy group says. read more
Army discharges 6 gay foreign language students
Monterey institute follows Pentagon policy despite shortage of speakers of Arabic
Christopher Heredia, Chronicle Staff Writer
Friday, November 15, 2002
This story has material that has been corrected. Correction: An article Thursday about six gay linguists discharged from the Defense Language Institute in Monterey stated incorrectly that all six had disclosed their homosexuality to the military. Specialist Alastair Gamble did not disclose his sexual orientation to his commander. Rather, he was discovered in his bedroom with his boyfriend, in violation of curfew, prompting an inquiry and discharge under the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy. read more
Demand gay military justice
Deb Price - Los Angeles Times Syndicate
04.03.02 - "Is my eye drooping?"
A seemingly innocuous question by her partner of 14 years, Terri Cason, quickly turned Monica Hill's life into a nightmare. read more
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