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Mon May-31-10 07:56 AM
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The idea is to get the regular troops invested in the changes that are coming and insure the new policy is implemented correctly.
It's historic that the military would do it this way and insures a smooth transition.
I see absolutely no problem with this. Getting the rank and file to input their thoughts into this will insure the old timers have little say in whether or not it can be done. In fact, in guarantees DADT will go away.
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