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The "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT) policy, which prohibited openly gay, lesbian, or bisexual individuals from serving in the U.S. military, was in effect from 1993 until its repeal in 2011. During its implementation, numerous surveys were conducted to gauge the opinions of armed forces personnel on the policy, but exact numbers of those who responded vary by survey. For instance, a 2010 survey by the Pentagon reported that around 70% of active-duty service members supported the repeal of DADT. However, specific statistics on the total number of personnel who answered questions about DADT in all surveys are not readily available.
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What was the first song played on the armed forces radio during operation desert storm?
The Clash: Rock the Casbah
Profits from Jessica Simpson's 'with all my heart' charity bracelet went where?
It goes to The Armed Forces Children's Education Fund
What is Bo Bice American Idol up to?
He tours with Armed Forces Entertainment and performs for servicemembers. He was just in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
What is afi 24-301?
The Personnel Reliability Program (PRP) is a program designed to ensure the highest possible standards of individual reliability in personnel performing duties associated with nuclear weapons systems and critical components. It is intended to prevent the unauthorized launch of a missile or aircraft armed with a nuclear weapon, or the unauthorized detonation of a nuclear weapon. Personnel in the PRP must be certified
Why was jj demon in jail?
JJ Demon was in jail for armed robbery. He didn't get charged for being armed though.
What sacrifices did Britain make?
Britain bankrupted itself, lost 300,000 armed forces personnel, 60,000 civilians and, in the longer term, lost its empire and the vast majority of its international power and influence. Hope that has answered your question.
What is the average military IQ of personnel in the armed forces?
The average military IQ of personnel in the armed forces is around 100, which is considered to be the average IQ for the general population.
What city has the biggest armed forces?
Fort Hood in Texas, USA is the largest armed forces base by land area. Ford Benning in Georgia, USA is the largest armed forces base by personnel.
How did most of the armed forces in NJ travel?
in modern times, armored personnel vehicles are used to transport NJ national guard, and similar personnel carriers (like hummers) are used by the other armed forces.
When did the armed forces personnel records center burn?
July 12, 1973
What is The manner in which armed forces are deployed?
To vague of a question. Armed forces are deployed in many ways depending on the conflict in question.
Why are people drafted?
to ensure that the armed forces have the necessary personnel to defend the country when needed
What is the difference between the peoples liberation army and the Chinese armed forces?
The peoples liberation is made up of regular civilians. The Chinese armed forces is made up of military personnel.
What is the difference between Armed Forces Day and Veterans Day?
Armed Forces Day is a celebration of the Armed Forces of the United States. It honors the active duty personnel and the abilities of the services. Veterans Day celebrates all of the individuals that have served their country on active duty.
How many soldier of India?
Indian Armed Forces has a reported strength of 1.3 million active personnel and 2.1 million reserve personnel. In addition, there are approximately 1.3 millionparamilitary personnel, making it one of the world's largest military forces.
Do you have to take armed forces for neurology?
I know about neurology and armed forces but this question does not make sense. Are there some words missing in the questions?
Does british army has more officers than us?
No, the British armed forces field considerably less personnel.
