Source: Pentagon study on “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” released Nov. 30
71
Percent of military service members who said allowing gays to serve openly would have no impact on military readiness.
57
Percent of military service members who said allowing gays to serve openly would have no impact on their morale.
54
Percent of military service members who said allowing gays to serve openly would have no impact on unit cohesion.
53
Percent of combat-deployed military service members who said allowing gays to serve openly would have no impact on effectiveness.
62
Percent of service members who said their military career plans would not change due to repeal.