Mr. Kenneth Harbaugh

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  Kenneth Harbaugh, a former Navy pilot, is the executive director of the Center for Citizen Leadership.

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  In a New York Times (2/9, A23, 1.12M) op-ed, veteran Kenneth Harbaugh, the executive director of the Center for Citizen Leadership, notes that in March 2006, the US Supreme Court "ruled unanimously that the military must be allowed back on all" college campuses, including "elite universities like Yale and Harvard.

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  Kenneth Harbaugh, a former Navy pilot, occasional professor at Yale and director of the Center for Citizen Leadership, has written an op-ed in the New York Times calling it a "disgrace" that Yale students don't notice the absence of military uniforms on campus.
  
  But rather than address one of the root causes of the problem-that the government's ban on openly gay troops conflicts with both the policies and principles of most of our nation's best universities, who are committed to equality and non-discrimination- Harbaugh dismisses the military's gay ban as an insignificant reason for opposition to R.O.T.C.'s presence on campuses.
  
  "Whenever I encounter animus toward the military at Yale, it is almost always born of ignorance," writes Harbaugh.
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  Harbaugh would benefit from reviewing the history of the battle over gay service.
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  Harbaugh has it backwards: he attributes anti-military sentiment to civilian elites who are "dangerously out of touch" with America's rank and file; in fact it is military elites who, by insisting on a gay ban, have driven our best and brightest away from military service, even as polls show the rank and file increasingly don't care if their comrades are gay.
  
  Even more amazing, Harbaugh clearly hasn't done his homework if he blames the universities for banning R.O.T.C.

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  Ken Harbaugh, Executive Directorkharbaugh@citizenleadership.org

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  Kenneth Harbaugh, a former Navy pilot, occasional professor at Yale and director of the Center for Citizen Leadership, has written an op-ed in the New York Times calling it a "disgrace" that Yale students don't notice the absence of military uniforms on campus.

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  www.nationalpost.com/opinion/story.html?id=382253 - [Cached Version]
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  Ken Harbaugh, National Post Published: Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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  kenneth.harbaugh@yale.edu - Ken Harbaugh is executive director of The Center for Citizen Leadership.

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  But these kinds of discussions also are going on between individuals, like Navy pilot Ken Harbaugh and his friend Rebecca.Mar. 4, 2003.
  
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  But these kinds of discussions also are going on between individuals, like Navy pilot Ken Harbaugh and his friend Rebecca.Mar. 4, 2003.
  
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  Mr. Kenneth Harbaugh
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  Mr. Kenneth Harbaugh
  
  Center for Citizen Leadership
  
  Kenneth Harbaugh is a former Navy pilot and holds a Juris Doctor from Yale Law School. e graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Summa Cum Laude from Duke University in 1996 and attended Navy Officer Candidate School immediately following. pon graduating at the top of his class, he attended flight school where he was the top-ranked Navy pilot. e chose to fly long range intelligence aircraft and was sent to Electronic Warfare School where he finished as the Class Honor Graduate. From 1998 to 2002, Kenneth served as an Electronic Warfare Aircraft Commander leading classified combat reconnaissance missions in hostile environments. He was selected to attend "Top Gun" for intelligence pilots and was awarded two U.S. Naval Institute Silver Medals for his writing on civil-military relations. In 2002, Kenneth left flying to serve as an Assistant Professor of Naval Science at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. rom 2002 to 2005, he taught Naval History and advised the largest Freshman Naval ROTC class in the nation. e served on the Citadel Faculty Council, and contributed commentaries to National Public Radio and Marketplace. ollowing his tour at the Citadel, Kenneth entered Yale Law School in 2005. In 2006, he traveled to Afghanistan as a consultant for the International Center for Transitional Justice. As a member of Yale's Lowenstein Human Rights Clinic, Kenneth assisted in drafting legislation empowering Connecticut's treasurer to divest state pension funds from Sudan in response to the ongoing genocide in Darfur. Kenneth continues to write for NPR and other print publications and is Executive Producer and co-host of the nationally syndicated weekly radio feature Your Military Today. e currently holds an appointment as Guest Fellow at Yale University and lives in Hamden, Connecticut with his wife and daughter. top

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  But these kinds of discussions also are going on between individuals, like Navy pilot Ken Harbaugh and his friend Rebecca.Mar. 4, 2003.

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  But discussions are also going on between individual Americans -- like commentator and Navy pilot Ken Harbaugh and his friend Rebecca.Mar. 4, 2003
  
  A Democratic Iraq?

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