As ‘Don’t Ask’ Fades, Military Faces Thorny Practical Issues
NYT, 28 May 2010
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Indeed, both opponents and supporters of the ban say a host of thorny practical questions will face the Pentagon if Congress gives final approval to legislation allowing the repeal of the ban, which could happen this summer.
Will openly gay service members be placed in separate housing, as the commandant of the Marine Corps has advocated? What benefits, if any, will partners or spouses of homosexual service members be accorded? Will all military units be required to treat homosexuals the same? And what training will heterosexual officers and enlisted troops receive to prepare them to serve with openly gay soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines?
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(cont'd) http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/29/us...er=rss&emc=rss
And so it goes...
Richard 
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