The 1957 Crittenden Report, which was prompted by the forced resignation of Navy doctor Thomas Dooley, was cited as one basis for this policy by the president who initiated it.
The 1957 Crittenden Report, which was prompted by the forced resignation of Navy doctor Thomas Dooley, was cited as one basis for this policy by the president who initiated it. The president also cited the brutal murder of Navy Radioman Allen Schindler, who had been savagely beaten to death in a toilet while serving in Japan. Barry Goldwater, long retired, surprised Republicans by arguing publicly that this legislation did not go far enough in protecting the rights of some service personnel, suggesting the "unit cohesion" concern was unfounded. On October 10 of this year, the eve of the National Equality March, Barack Obama said he would end, FTP, what military policy prohibiting military personnel from sharing details regarding or superiors from inquiring about one's sexual preference?
The 1957 Crittenden Report, which was prompted by the forced resignation of Navy doctor Thomas Dooley, was cited as one basis for this policy by the president who initiated it.
“{Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell}”