If the military has a "Don't ask, don't tell policy" why are they "looking" for a few good men?
490185
A.rmy, M.arines, A.irforce, N.avy...A MAN...coincidence...i don't think so
882051
don't ask, don't tell...
871174
because they don't want to be wrong. to them it's more about pride and "winning" than about saving lives or anything noble.
704886
If you want to serve, they are still using the "don't ask, don't tell policy".  You are probably better off asking groups like this if you do not want to ask officially.  \n\n the questions are just hypothetical, just leave them alone.
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It's always interesting that people who have been fact-raped by the media establishment think it should be so easy to find one man in a world of billions.\n\nNEWSFLASH:  It's not really easy to find people that are wanted. That's just the way it is. It's too easy for people to hide, especially when they have a support system to help them stay hidden. Think of the FBI's Ten Most Wanted ... those people are right here in the United States and they can't find any of them.\n\nEver lost you car keys right in your own house?
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Well, I can tell you that I know first hand.. prior to being deployed to Afghanistan or Iraq soldiers were briefed on the extremely prevalence of homosexuality in those countries.. particularly in Afghanistan where the Taliban's rule was so strict about mingling with women and such.. as you described in your question.  This is a huge secret kept from the American people because we might OFFEND our precious Muslim allies should this information get out.  Soldiers were literally ORDERED not to talk about such information with the public.  However, I am serious as a heart attack.  Especially in Afghanistan, but all throughout the strict Muslim world, it is not at all uncommon that men will have sex with men for pleasure.  There is usually no love involved, and I'm sure that Akmed would behead you if you called him gay, but it is extremely prevalent and is often considered acceptable or natural.  The women in those societies are strictly off limits, even the wives (except for reproduction purposes).  One of the biggest problems our soldiers encountered on the ground in Afghanistan was the super high AIDS/HIV rate of the common people, particularly in men.  Furthermore, I know first hand that one of the most difficult things for United States soldiers running those prisons was to keep the Muslim men from having sex with one another all the time.  Our medical troops would test and label who was and who was not HIV positive, only to test a few weeks later and have new cases within the prisons.  It was hell trying to keep the right people separated from one another because of room constraints and the fact that they wouldn't keep their hands off of each other behind closed doors.  Another issue was that terrorists would recruit young boys to fight the coalition forces, and after liberated, there was strong evidence that many of the young boys had been sleeping with and having sex with their elder captors, as a sort of friendship or loyalty thing.  Of course, in reality it mounted to child rape.  It was--and I am sure still is-- a disgusting phenomena within those countries.  I'm sure you've all seen the Iraq prison torture pictures with all the naked Muslim men performing sex acts.. it got the US in big trouble last year... well I sometimes wondered how "uncomfortable" some of those men were.  Furthermore, hasn't Bin Laden been hanging out in a cave for years now with only a bunch of male lieutenants and man servants as companions?  Also, haven't you noticed how every single time a video surfaces from one of the terrorists leaders our CIA issues a statement about that person's apparent health, which usually includes liver problems, obvious nerve damage etc.  I don't think they are chugging corn whiskey or sipping acid in the desert, so liver and organ problems no doubt points to Hepatitis-C, syphilis, or other STDs.  Check out some of the articles compiled on the sites below if you are still skeptical after reading this!
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Don't ask, don't tell is the common term for the current military policy which implements Public Law 103-160, codified at 10 U.S.C. Sec. 654. The policy prohibits anyone who engages in homosexual conduct from serving in the armed forces of the United States and prohibits anyone who is not heterosexual from disclosing his or her sexual orientation, or from speaking about any homosexual relationships, including marriages or other familial attributes while serving in the United States armed forces.
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he just want some, that's all. if he never talk about it you'd think he was gay.
114475
Don't be silly. They could care less. They just want to make sure no person is being harassed.
928261
Because the male chauvenists like to put down the good guys in front of the ladies so the chauvenists can have the girls for themselves.  But it's not all the good guys.  Most of the good guys know when to fight back.  I love the good guys. :]
890073
When without misleading someone too much they are prevented from getting hurt by a lie. Sometimes though honesty is the best policy. It depends on the person/situation.
129031
Well, your question was probably not answered because it was very vague.  Asking about a specific " US-Navy security a guy," is a little crazy.  I mean, there are a lot of Navy guys.\nMaybe ask it again with a little more information, although I doubt it will be able to be answered here anyway.
852114
One does not enroll in the Army.  You enlist and commit your life to the public good.  It doesn't matter who you have sex with as long as you comply with the UCMJ and behavior policies (ie Don't Ask, Don't Tell).  You break the rules, you pay the consequences.
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It is not about military at all.  They proactively are looking for individuals with a Bachelors degree.  They like accountants, lawyers, and linguists.  Learn Arabic fluently and if you have no criminal background then I could almost quarantee you a job sith the FBI, NSA, CIA, or any other agency.
42207
He is hiding in his core of people that are supportive of his goal.  They all wear similar clothing and do not like strangers.  It is very hard for a US military unit to get close without standing out of the crowd.
531694
If they dont ask, dont tell.  If they do ask, be honest.\n\nBest of luck!
775990
because they haven't any valid arguments thats why.  there is nothing wrong with asking questions especially when you've been lied to. any of these a-holes who keep attacking you are nothing but mindless morons don't listen to them. of course some recruiters lie otherwise why did the army call off recruiting last year (or maybe the year before) so that they could re-evaluate their 'methods'....the reason was there were so many complaints about harassment, intimidation and falsifying documents ? its obvious you like the military  by what you say, disagreeing with some of their actions does not a traitor make as some on this board would imply. in fact its the opposite its ppl like you that point out the problems but still stand by the army that make it better. nothing is perfect and that includes the military, thankfully there are ppl like you who want to make it better by making changes. the idiots who call you names and verbally attack you are just that mindless idiots. anyone who cares about something will want to make it better. hang in there and do whats right, asking questions and changing things is the right thing to do.