Craig Roberts

Media Relations Manager, American Legion

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Media Relations Manager at the American Legion

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The law forbids gays and lesbians from the US military, but it's widely acknowledged that many serve their country anyway.

Deal to Repeal 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

The law forbids gays and lesbians from the US military, but it's widely acknowledged that many serve their country anyway.

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The law forbids gays and lesbians from the US military, but it's widely acknowledged that many serve their country anyway.

Deal to Repeal 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

The law forbids gays and lesbians from the US military, but it's widely acknowledged that many serve their country anyway.

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