klennepette: what about gays in the army?
SGT STAR: The current Department of Defense policy of "Don't ask, Don't tell" is still in effect. During your enlistment process, Army Recruiters will not ask you about sexual preferences. Federal law recognizes this area as personal and private to the extent applicants and Soldiers keep their preferences to themselves. >>
klennepette: what about handicapped people?
SGT STAR: All medical conditions must be disclosed to your Recruiter and reviewed by the Chief Medical Officer for a determination of your qualifications. You may be required to provide your complete medical history records to your Recruiter.
klennepette: are you gay?
SGT STAR: Ok Private, watch your language or I'll have to shut you down.
klennepette: Private? Is that a remark about my private parts?
SGT STAR: Displayed is a list of U.S. Army Ranks and Insignias. >>
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* Promotions
* Army Reserve Definition
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klennepette: Are you implying you will promote me if i show you my private parts?
SGT STAR: Once you decide to join the Army, your success depends on your qualifications, desire, commitment and demonstrated leadership potential. >>
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* Ranks
* Army Reserve Definition
* Salary
just walking away now....