Are Military Adultery Standards Changing What Are the Implications, Hearing Before the Committee on Governmental Affairs, U.S. Senate

Senate hearing on the announcement by the Sec. of Defense in July 1998 that he was directing the armed services to clarify the Manual for Courts Martial provisions relating to adultery, proposing that punishment for adultery be reserved for cases in which adultery is directly prejudicial to good order & discipline.Ó Witnesses: Elaine Donnelly, Pres., Center for Mil. Readiness, & Former Member of the Defense Advisory Comm. on Women in the Services & the Pres. Comm. on Women in the Armed Forces; Daniel Heimbach, Former Deputy Assist. Sec. of the Navy for Manpower; & Robert Maginnis, Dir., Military Readiness Project, Family Research Council.Brownback, Sam is the author of 'Are Military Adultery Standards Changing What Are the Implications, Hearing Before the Committee on Governmental Affairs, U.S. Senate' with ISBN 9780788186844 and ISBN 0788186841.