Dec 11, 2010 2:46 AM GMT
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Military/2010/1210/Pentagon-already-taking-steps-to-blunt-don-t-ask-don-t-tell
"The Pentagon announced in October, for example, that any “don’t ask, don’t tell” discharge would from that point forward require the approval of senior civilian officials in the Defense Department – officials who are also Obama administration appointees. President Obama has said that he wants to see the ban overturned. Since then, no service members have been discharged under the policy, according to a Pentagon spokesperson."
As far as I know, the policy ended months ago.
"The Pentagon announced in October, for example, that any “don’t ask, don’t tell” discharge would from that point forward require the approval of senior civilian officials in the Defense Department – officials who are also Obama administration appointees. President Obama has said that he wants to see the ban overturned. Since then, no service members have been discharged under the policy, according to a Pentagon spokesperson."
As far as I know, the policy ended months ago.