A Pentagon study on how to implement a plan to allow gays to serve openly in the military, "can only be successful if it is managed in a way that minimizes disruption to a force engaged in combat operations," according to Defense Secretary Robert Gates. Gates made the comments in a letter sent Tuesday to the four service heads and other senior staff who will work on a study looking at implications of repealing the "don't ask don't tell" law.
President Barack Obama requested that the Congress repeal the law and directed Gates to consider how best to implement a repeal.
The letter by Gates included an outline with objectives for the study and how to approach executing it throughout the services......... read more>>
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