Sentence examples for members discharged from inspiring English sources

He would be among the highest-ranking service members discharged under the policy.

So far, the military has largely judged how well the policy was working by keeping track of the number of service members discharged for being gay.

Though the Pentagon says it will welcome their applications, former service members discharged for homosexuality will not be granted special treatment.

The Pentagon also announced today that the number of service members discharged because they were homosexuals dropped in the fiscal year that ended on Sept. 30 -- to 1,034 from 1,145 the year before.

The Pentagon said it could not provide statistics on the number of service members discharged because of their sexual orientation before "don't ask, don't tell" went into effect in 1993.

Other former service members discharged under the policy have rejoined the military under the Pentagon's regular accession policy, but they are not typically assigned to their former job, at their old rank.

Later that month the group re-emerged, with several members playing "Kropotkin Vodka" on the roof of an automobile display unit in a luxury-store district and in the windows of fashion boutiques, while another member discharged a fire extinguisher into the air.

After President Bill Clinton enacted the "don't ask, don't tell" policy in 1993, some 17,000 gay service members were discharged.

Judge Marks also thanked the 11 jurors - reduced in number yesterday after one of the members was discharged due to ill health.

He wrote a letter coming out to his commanding officer in 1992 and, after a delay because it was believed that Clinton might lift the ban on open LGBT military members, was discharged in 1994, he said.

After it was introduced in 1993, over 13,000 service members were discharged under DADT.