There is no ban on gay people serving in the U.S. military. The ban was lifted in 2011.
It was originally authorized when the military code was first written in the 19th Century. It evolved into Don't Ask Don't Tell (DADT) in 1993, and was completely lifted in 2011
There is no ban on gays in the military.
There is no such phrase as a "ban gay".
Yes, they have the right to ban gays, but currently, they do allow gay teens to join.
No US State has a ban against gay people.
As of 2011, gay people can freely join the US military and do not have to hide their orientation.
LGBT people have been able to serve openly in the US Military as of 2011. However, as of 2017 (the date of this answer), the issue of transgender people being suddenly banned by Donald Trump has come up, and is not fully resolved yet.
The military does not keep such records.
President Obama supports full equality of gay people, including military service.
Gay people are not kicked out of the army. The ban on gay people serving was overturned in 2011. In the past, they were banned because of misconceptions which have since been discarded.
You can either use "Gay Lesbian and Bisexual" or "US Military"
At one time, the catch phrase was "Don't ask, don't tell," but as of 2011, gay people are able to serve openly in the military.
They should not, and they are not.
No. there is no logical or rational reason to ban anyone from the media.