Consequences of Repealing the 1993 Law: Homosexuals in...
If Congress repeals the 1993 statute stating that homosexuals are not eligible to serve in uniform, and the military is ordered to accommodate professed (not discreet) homosexuals, the culture of the military will be radically changed.
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Legislative History of the Law Regarding Homosexuals in...
In 1993 President Bill Clinton attempted to lift the ban on homosexuals in the military. It was one of the most contentious efforts of his administration, sparking months of intense debate.
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Candidates and “Rainbow Rights” in the Military
Should civilians waving rainbow flags get to make policy for our military? It is a legitimate question in the presidential race.
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Obama Disingenuous on Dissent
The Thursday, April 17, 2008 edition of the Washington Times ran a letter to the editor from Elaine Donnelly, responding to an article by S. A. Miller titled, "Obama won't require top military picks to back gays."
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Disrespect for Regulations, Congress, and Army Women
Five years ago this week, infantry, armor, artillery, Special Operations Forces and Marines led the fast-moving ground assault to liberate Baghdad .
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SLDN Bashes Straw-Man on Capitol Hill
The Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN) keeps holding “briefings” on Capitol Hill, trying to create the illusion of momentum behind legislation to repeal the 1993 law regarding gays in the military. Next time, they should just bring a straw man labeled...
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Co-Ed Combat on William F. Buckley’s Firing Line Team
In March 1993 I was honored to be on a Firing Line debating team captained by William F. Buckley, Jr. Together with author David Horowitz and Marine Col. John Ripley , a distinguished veteran of Vietnam, we dueled for two hours against...
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Who Will Confront the “LGBT Left?”
In 2007 the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) surveyed presidential hopefuls on issues of concern to the “LGBT” (lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender) community.
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Political Consequences of 1992 Push for Gays in the Military
How did voters react when former President Bill Clinton tried to keep his campaign promise to lift the ban on gays in the military?
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The Definition of "Cohesion" in Close Combat Units
From the Report of the Presidential Commission on the Assignment of Women in the Armed Forces, November 15, 1992, Finding 2.5.1, p. C80: . . .
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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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