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Former West Pointers come out against Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell

March 18th, 2009 Andrew Villeneuve Unscheduled Programming

Former West Pointers come out against Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell

VoteVets’ Brandon Friedman profiles a U.S. Army combat veteran who has cofounded a new organization to educate future Army leaders on the need to accept and honor the sacrifices of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender troops.

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