<p>The thors of this report timate the proportn of all sexually asslted ary service members who intify as lbian, gay, or bisexual or who do not dite they intify as heterosexual.</p>
Contents:
- WHY STRAIGHT SOLDIERS CAN’T STOP ACTG GAY ON VIO
- HISTORY OF GAYS THE MILARY--PICTURES
- MILARY NU PHOTO VTIGATN EXPANDS TO GAY PORN WEBS
WHY STRAIGHT SOLDIERS CAN’T STOP ACTG GAY ON VIO
ABSTRACT. Before a revisn of the “Don't Ask, Don't Tell” policy 2010, sexual behavrs that lbian, gay, and bisexual service members disclosed to ar * duty active gay *
Before a revisn of the “Don't Ask, Don't Tell” policy 2010, sexual behavrs that lbian, gay, and bisexual service members disclosed to ary healthre provirs (MHCPs) were grounds for discharge. This study examed the fort levels of active duty gay/bisexual mal approachg MHCPs about sexualy/sexual health ncerns. In 2008, approximately 70, 781 lbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) men and women served the U.
HISTORY OF GAYS THE MILARY--PICTURES
The Department of Defense nsired homosexualy as patible wh ary service4; therefore, MHCPs were expected to report evince of homosexual behavr.
Consequently, LGB service members did not share the same privilege as LGB civilians whose nversatns wh their healthre provirs (HCPs) were percent of patients seekg re at the San Diego Gay Men's Health Clic between June and Augt 2002 were male active duty U. ”5This dispary re for LGB service members led to the Amerin Medil Associatn advotg for the endg of DADT 2009 on the grounds that the policy negatively affected the relatnship between provirs and patients and jeopardized the healthre of gay service members.
MILARY NU PHOTO VTIGATN EXPANDS TO GAY PORN WEBS
5The purpose of this study was two-fold: (1) to scribe the attus and fort levels of gay/bisexual male service members discsg sexualy and sexual health wh MHCPs and (2) to terme barriers those service members may enunter seekg healthre the aftermath of the repeal of DADT.