Levin "Moratorium" = Repeal of Gays-in-Military Law
February 23, 2010 - During a Senate defense budget hearing today, Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI), Chairman of the Armed Services Committee, asked Army Secretary John McHugh and Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey for their opinions on possible legislation imposing a...
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The LGBT Law for the Military: How Does this Improve...
President Barack Obama has ordered Pentagon leaders to promote his gays-in-the-military cause. On February 2, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates told the Senate Armed Services Committee, “We have received our orders from the commander in chief and are moving out accordingly.”
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New Coalition Targets LGBT Law for the Military
During a news conference in Washington, D.C. on February 18, the Center for Military Readiness changed the terms of the debate on the issue of gays in the military, focusing attention on the future consequences of repealing the current law stating that homosexuals are not eligible for military...
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CMR Charts Results of Proposed “LGBT Law” for the Military
In the past 18 months the Center for Military Readiness has repeatedly analyzed in well-documented detail how the proposed new “LGBT Law” for the military would work in actual practice. To make the information more manageable, we have drawn a “picture” in our...
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Hastings Bill Would Override Gays-in-Military Law
Rep. Alcee Hastings, who is not a member of the House Armed Services Committee (HASC), is sponsoring legislation that would harm the military and detract from planned hearings on the issue of gays in the military.
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Combat Realities and Respect for Law
In March 2003 infantry, armor, Special Operations Forces and Marines liberated Baghdad with an aggressive ground assault. In November 2004 the same forces cleaned out Fallujah, an enemy stronghold.
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RAND Lends Brand to Palm Center Polemic
On November 10 the Boston Globe reported that “RAND and the University of Florida” had produced new research that would help the Obama Administration to repeal the 1993 law regarding gays in the military, mislabeled (as always) “Don’t Ask, Don’t...
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False “National Security” Argument for Gays in the Military
The ongoing campaign for homosexuals in the military has repeatedly claimed that personnel losses due to homosexuality pose what some activists call a “threat to national security.” Under closer examination, the argument falls apart.
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Foreign Militaries Are Not Role Models for U.S.
The experiences of 25 countries without official restrictions on professed homosexuals in their militaries─out of 200 nations around the globe─do not justify repeal of the 1993 law that is usually mislabeled “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.”
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MOAA Survey Stifled on Gays in the Military
Citizens who oppose the consequences of controversial health care reforms are speaking out and being heard. Another group of Americans with personal interests in a major controversy─our military men and women who oppose legislation to repeal the 1993 law regarding homosexuals in the...
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GRIM TOLL OF MILITARY WOMEN KILLED IN WAR
153 Women Killed in War on Terror
Since the attack on America on September 11, 2001 , a total of 153 women deployed to Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait , and Syria lost their lives in service to America. The number includes two women who were...
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