A study of five U.S. alli who end bans on gays openly servg their ari showed that the wi-sle disptns feared by opponents had never materialized, says historian and study thor Nathaniel Frank. He discs his fdgs and what they suggt for efforts to end the Pentagon's "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
Contents:
- HOW GAY SOLDIERS SERVE OPENLY AROUND THE WORLD
- "COMG OUT UNR FIRE": THE STORY OF GAY AND LBIAN SERVICEMEMBERS
- I THOUGHT I COULD SERVE AS AN OPENLY GAY MAN THE ARMY. THEN CAME THE DEATH THREATS.
HOW GAY SOLDIERS SERVE OPENLY AROUND THE WORLD
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The Indian Army is among the least gay-iendly the world, while the Brish Army is the send most gay-iendly, while the Brish Army was the send most gay-iendly.
Countri like the Uned Stat, the Uned Kgdom, and the Philipp accept openly gay soldiers. New Zealand’s ary, which happened to be the most gay-iendly the world, sred a top 100. India ranked below untri like Liberia (38), Sierra Leone (47), Congo (49), Rwanda (52), and Nepal (55) when to toleratg homosexualy their armed forc.
"COMG OUT UNR FIRE": THE STORY OF GAY AND LBIAN SERVICEMEMBERS
Homosexualy was a crime Rsia before 1993, was nsired a mental illns.
I THOUGHT I COULD SERVE AS AN OPENLY GAY MAN THE ARMY. THEN CAME THE DEATH THREATS.
But on July 1, 2003, gay and lbian people were allowed to enlist the Rsian army.
In 1993, the Israeli ary allowed GAY men and lbian women to enlist.