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5 years later.... it’s been real usmc 👍
STILL lying about being honorably discharged on his god damn website! Also, what is the purpose of all the ellipses? Perhaps he should google the definition of “ellipsis.”
US Air Force finally gives 91-year-old gay veteran an honorable discharge
Hubert Edward Spires received an "undesirable" discharge from the United States Air Force in 1948 after his commander wanted to purge gay men from the military branch.
Now, 69 years later, the Air Force has changed the 91-year-old's records to an honorable discharge.
Spires is one example of hundreds of gay veterans — once discriminated against in the military.
In 2011, changes were allowed on veterans' military records for discharges unfairly labeled "undesirable." Read more
We must ALL defend Tim Walz with the TRUTH, and not allow an honorable veteran to be SMEARED with the usual swiftboating! The only “stolen valor” is what they’re doing to Walz!
if he is so jacked up by military armament, mebbe he should have enlisted
Burgdahl Fights Non-Believers
Hello, everybody and welcome to the show. It’s great to have everyone here today. Today will mark the last consecutive week I’ll be doing this blog on time. That being said, let’s get right to today’s stories. You remember that Bowe Burgdahl guy I mentioned before? If you don’t, that’s fine. I was going link the story, but I either forgot to mention it in here or whatever. Regardless, here’s a…
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Restoring Honor to Massachusetts Veterans Discharged from the Military on the Basis of Sexual Orientation
Restoring Honor to Massachusetts Veterans Discharged from the Military on the Basis of Sexual Orientation
By: Evan R. Seamone*/TRT Guest Columnist— In 2011 the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell (DADT) Repeal Act went into effect, terminating the military’s 1993 policy banning gays and lesbians from openly serving in the military. Despite the worst fears of repeal opponents, the military continued to accomplish its mission undisturbed. Instead of vindicating opponents, as the closet doors opened wide, the dust of…
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