As the U.S. ary prepar to allow gays to openly serve, endg a policy monly known as "don't ask, don't tell," troops are beg traed on the practili of the ban's end.
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MAR TRAED ON ACCEPTG GAY RECS
* trained on accepting gay recruits *
If he turns on the televisn news to see a fellow Mare drsed as a civilian and marchg a para wh a banner that reads, "Support Gays and Lbians the Milary!
MAR GET TRAED ON ACCEPTG GAY RECS
The Mare Corps is on s fal stretch of trag to prepare for gays to openly serve the ary, endg the 17-year-old policy monly known as "don't ask, don't tell." * trained on accepting gay recruits *
Prcriptns for those possible scenars are beg played out at Mare bas as the ary prepar to allow gays to openly serve, endg a 17-year-old policy monly known as "don't ask, don't tell.
"The latt round of trag material asks Mar to nsir their reactns to a wi range of scenars, om seeg a member "hangg around" a gay bar to hearg locker-room jok om others who refe to shower ont of gays. Members of the 1st Mare Logistics Group report to class Thursday at Camp is nothg wrong wh "hangg around" a gay bar, the materials state. The officer who wns the loud locker-room banter aimed at gays and lbians should remd the Mar any discrimatn or harassment is appropriate.