Update: The New Yorker on the legacy following Major Rogers sacrifice for our freedom!

F6 EDITOR'S COMMENTS: This is a follow up report of a story previously covered in this forum with great detail for all parties involved and my interested readers. While I normally would clip, highlight and analyze a story, I think that just redirecting my readers to the story at this time would be best, and by doing so, applaud the work done diligently by Ben McGrath at The New Yorker.

However his story is so detailed and lengthy that I am still not done reading it and I've been reading it off and on for the last two days. If you have any concerns over the article you may contact Ben here on the Q & A blog post for this article. I invite you to click here to read the entire article in printable format at your leisure. Please right click on the banner below to view article on the website.


The honorable death in time of war Major Alan Rogers also extended my acquaintance and this blogs outreach to several other GLBT Service Member Organizations across this great land. I also ask The New Yorker to keep the article available indefinitely for he truly is a hero who sacrificed everything including his personal freedom for our liberty and his own salvation.


EDITOR'S NOTES:

F6 has and always will hold the men and women of this Country's Uniformed Service in the highest esteem possible and will at all times give them the honor and respect above and beyond that which they inheritable deserve from each citizen.

F6 as an issue of editorial policy will challenge any assertion that Don't Ask, Don't Tell is either Constitutional or proper policy in our great Country, especially in a place where all men are created equal!

F6 has several resources and commentaries regarding GAYS IN THE MILITARY for your perusal.