On the recordDecember 1, 2010
It did answer the question, in my opinion, that if the DADT law is repealed that it will not compromise military effectiveness, unit cohesion, or morale.
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congress.govIt did answer the question, in my opinion, that if the DADT law is repealed that it will not compromise military effectiveness, unit cohesion, or morale.
Lieberman argues that repealing DADT won't harm military effectiveness.
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