Once investigators had confirmed their suspicions of Bleu Copas's thespianism, he was discharged from the military.
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Shortly after Copas was appointed to the 82nd Airborne's highly visible All-American Chorus last May, the first e-mail came to the chorus director.

"The director brought everyone into the hallway and told us about this e-mail they had just received and blatantly asked, 'Which one of you are gay?'" Copas said.

Copas later complained to the director and his platoon sergeant, saying the questions violated "don't ask, don't tell."

"They said they would watch it in the future," Copas said. "And they said, even specifically then, 'Well, you are not gay are you?' And I said, 'no.'"

If he'd pushed for a court martial rather than an administrative procedure, he'd probably have a fighting chance. It'd take years tho, and he's probably much better off hitting the civilian world instead.

Or J.Edgar Hoover!

But what's up with the math? Resigned four months into his enlistment after an eight month investigation?

Any behavior the military would be concerned about can easily be dealt with in the UCMJ.

I suspect it is the people in congress and maybe the aging generals that see a problem where none is likely to exist.

(N.b. that I would not say that where Mr. Copas could hear me, because he looks like a big, tough dude.)

The whole "no gays" policy is stupid of course, but we knew that already.

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A decorated sergeant and Arabic language specialist was dismissed from the U.S. Army under the "Don'...

I can't think of anything supporting this one.

This sounds like a self-inflicted wound.