Don T Ask Dont Tell Essay

The applicant requests an upgrade of the characterization for her discharge from under other than honorable conditions to honorable. The applicant seeks relief, contending, in effect, that she was a good Soldier and a lesbian who enlisted in the Army thinking that “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) would work. The applicant contends that it does not work because he request to have her long tern girlfriend has a battle buddy was disapproved. The applicant further contends that she threatened with rape and bodily harm almost daily and he informed the drill sergeant and the first sergeant, however, the taunts and threats towards her personal safety continued. The applicant also contends that advances Individual Training found her in the worse shake, she tried talking to her chain of command, the chaplain, and she was told repeatedly to suck it and drive on, do the right thing, and until she hit rock
The applicant contends that besides the psychological treatment she was receiving, no one tried to help her and she was forced to sleep in a cage in the office. While they loomed over her all night saying the dyke is in the zoo. The applicant contends that she was all alone, threatened physically and was emotionally abused by nearly every person at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. The applicant contends that the witch hunt was constant and the avenues for assistances completely cut off because if he told the truth, she would be forced out under homosexual conduct. The applicant contends that during Christmas Exodus she did not intended to stay gone and she has all the intention of returning her unit. The applicant contends that she is sorry, she had to keep her identity a secret and could not tell what was really wrong. The applicant further contends that she was good Soldier abused by her fellow service member every day and this why she feel her discharge is grossly unjust. The applicant contends that she has since graduated from college and legally married to a