Johns Hopkins and Fairfield Universities

Part 5 of 6 parts

P.S.  Bottom line:  To reiterate, while I invariably have a laissez-faire attitude towards almost everyone when it comes to interpersonal relations, predicated upon personal anecdotal experience I respectfully believe that gays, lesbians and yes even transgender personnel shouldn't serve within combat units in the U.S. military. Why? Yes, it's probably unfair and according to many overly draconian, but it's one thing for the foregoing to serve openly within garrison duties, but in combat when everyone's life or death literally is on the line, I respectfully believe that it's just too much on the plates of the U.S. military combat-arms commanders to have to deal not only with the avowed enemy, but also to have to deal with the invariably internecine squabbles/fraught/fomented by aberrant sexual proclivities on the part of the men and women under his/her command. 

Fred Harden III AKA "GreyHairandGreyMatter"