61.   McKinney is charged with indecent assault, adultery and obstruction of justice stemming from accusations made by six female service members who do not know one another.

62.   Military spokesmen said rates near their bases might be artificially high because service members, their families and retirees get free prescription drugs at base pharmacies.

63.   Michael Lacovara, a lawyer for the gay service members, said misconduct like sodomy was already prohibited for all soldiers under military law.

64.   Military officials said they were keeping careful records for troops and requiring service members to complete a simple medical screening before and after they were sent abroad.

65.   Military regulations prohibit service members from participating in political activities.

66.   Morale is rising in part because the Air Force is ensuring that its service members and their families have adequate housing, he said.

67.   Network investigators say they could not find a single recruit who understood the policy or what it entitled service members to do or not do.

68.   No amount of anti-harassment training can correct the injustice of the ban on openly gay service members in the U.S. military.

69.   Nationwide, Uqdah, who is in touch with Muslim service members, said reports of anti-Muslim bias are rare among the services.

70.   Nickerson also knocked down privacy issues raised by the government, saying all service members today know there are gays among them in the showers and latrines.