The end of don't ask don't tell
Subtitle: the impact in studies and personal essays by service members and veterans
By: edited by J. Ford Huffman and Tammy S. Schultz
Contributors: Marine Corps University (U.S.). Press
Publisher: Marine Corps University Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Quantico, Va
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Number of pages: 254
Subjects: Gay military personnel; Biography; Public opinion; Research
Notes: "First printing, 2012"--P. [ii].

Title from title screen (viewed on May 31, 2012).

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / J. Ford Huffman and Tammy S. Schultz; title: Pt. One. The reports. After repeal : lessons from foreign militaries / Nora Bensahel; title: The case for military family readiness : support for the committed same-sex partners and families of gay service members / Thomas Dolan and Randall J. Biggs; title: An analysis of opinion : the impact of "don't ask don't tell", its repeal, and the proposed plan to implement the repeal / Darrel L. Choat; title: It's time to redefine the Marine warrior / Alasdair B. G. Mackay; title: Pt. Two. The essays. Introduction to the essays / J. Ford Huffman; title: To think critically and creatively, to dare to know / Michael F. Belcher; title: Serving while openly gay. Coming out in 1993 and serving as a gay Marine / Justin Crockett Elzie; title: An openly gay Navy officer for four years / R. Dirk Selland; title: Women at war. I represent the people whose voices aren't heard / Vernice Armour; title: A high five instead of a kiss / Kristen Kavanaugh; title: In a combat zone I was worried that I would be found out / Julianne H. Sohn; title: Return to duty. Gay troops will continue to conduct themselves with honor / Antonio G. Agnone; title: I hope to resume my career as an officer and a leader / Michael D. Almy; title: A law that said I am not good enough to serve / David Hall; title: Repeal is a testament to the core values of the United STates / Joseph Christopher Rocha; title: One of my best friends. Of 5,936 floggings, only 5 for "homosexual offenses" / Mark D. Faram; title: Joe's story is the one I tell most often / Seth Moulton; title: At ease with myself. I allowed law to compromise honor, courage, commitment / Darrel L. Choat; title: It is possible that someone in the room is gay / Dirk Diener; title: Coming out to a fellow Marine was no big deal / Brian Fricke; title: "Buck up and serve honorably" / Justin H. Johnson; title: After a first salute to two new officers, devastation / Ed Luna; title: The moral dilemma of honor and deception / Alasdair B. G. Mackay; title: Investigated 17 times in 23 years of service / Kristen L. Tobin; title: A legacy of the holocaust, Normandy, and Vietnam / Stacy J. Vasquez; title: Marching forward. A time to empower gay troops to speak for themselves / Lara A. Ballard; title: The knife is out of their backs / Michelle M. Benecke; title: Reactions from indifference to open support / David Cogdill; title: The law magnified a cultural barrier / Andrew Harris; title: Services will get on with the business at hand / Brendan P. Kearney.