[merry10]

Just goes to prove you can do a good job and serve your country well and honorably and still be gay. Good for them.

[Cvengr]

These officers joined the military in the 70s. They are far from honorable. To take their example, existing lieutenants can commit the most foul and heinous criminal activity with sincere hope that the military will never hold them accountable for their violation of orders and still rise to the highest ranks available in the military.

IMHO, these flag ranked officers should be taken out and shot.

[BSunday]

"Sparky - don't be gay, Sparky!"

[liberty or death]

Homosexuality is a sin and an abomination to God. Anyone who struggles with this should read the book of Romans in the bible and see what God has to say. Though the sin alone would condemn you, God gives us all a way to redemtion and forgiveness. Read the whole book because though we are condemned because of sin we are given a Saviour to redeem us.

[Antoninus]

Just goes to prove you can do a good job and serve your country well and honorably and still be gay. Good for them.

Since when is being a liar and a phony considered "honorable." News to me. Homsexuals are a cancer in the military and should be rooted out.

[RinaseaofDs]

They may have served well, but maybe not honorably.

As RADM's, they no doubt had to sign forms in order to have their security background and national agency checks done for their TS clearances.

They lied on those forms, and there's no doubt about that. Those forms ask you straight up if you are a homosexual, if you've used drugs, etc.

Each of these officers were ongoing security risks. If enemy intelligence agencies ever discovered their proclivities, they could be exploited in exchange for either access or information.

Look at the price that Harry Stonecipher had to pay for heterosexual adultery. The risk is definitely real.