Johns Hopkins and Fairfield Universities

Part 2B of 6 parts

Plus, I also dealt with soldiers of both sexes who unfortunately also had alcohol and drug-related problems/issues such as with marijuana and cocaine [Fortunately, I didn’t encounter soldiers who had issues with heroin at the time.] Plus, of course, some soldiers also had problems/issues with finances, marital problems and PTSD, etc. Again, this occurred over a half-century ago even before "Don't ask don't tell." Indeed, there was little, if any, tolerance whatsoever for gays or lesbians at the time within the U.S. military. Parenthetically, I memorably recall being instrumental in justifiably getting an attractive PFC WAC who was my secretary/clerk, e.g., discharged from the U.S. Army because she was unfortunately being unmercifully preyed upon by some of the [Lesbian] WAC sergeants. Really!