Gays the Milary | Public Death, Private Life: Army Major Alan Rogers and the Washgton Post

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GAYS THE MILARY

While a cisn to tegrate homosexuals to the force is not directly parable to the tegratn of blacks to the ary, the experience of racial tegratn provis sights to the ary's abily to adapt to change.

Thirty-eight percent favored service as long as sexual orientatn was kept private, and 40 percent were favor of homosexuals servg openly (but followg the same l of nduct as all ary personnel). Reasons they gave for their opposn were their fear of sharg quarters wh homosexuals, their nvictn that homosexualy was immoral and ntrary to their relig beliefs, and their ncern that homosexuals uld ntribute to the spread of AIDS.

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