Dr. Alan M. Steinman

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  Rear Admiral Alan Steinman - Alan served in the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Public Health Service for 25 years before retiring in 1997 as the Coast Guard's director of Health and Safety (equivalent to the Surgeon General). In 2003, on the 10th anniversary of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, he came out publicly, becoming the most senior military officer to self-identify as gay. Alan also co-founded the Puget Sound chapter of American Veterans for Equal Rights, serves on the Military Advisory Board of Directors for the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network and most recently served as the military advisor for the highly successful Call to Duty Tour.
  
  "Perry" is the alias of a gay serviceman who served in Iraq. He continues to serve and has not come out to his superiors because of his desire to remain in the military.

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  Included among those who will be coming out nationally in support of this bill will be such notable high-ranking veteran officers as Brigadier General Virgil A. Richard, USA, ,Ret,., Rear Admiral Alan M. Steinman, USPHS/USCG ,Ret,., and Lieutenant General Claudia Kennedy, USA ,Ret,., one of the highest ranking members to ever come out in support of abolishing DADT.

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  , along with retired Admiral Al Steinman, coordinate a series of meetings to discuss new research surrounding the "don't ask, don't tell" policy. hen the two approached Brant earlier this year to discuss his possible involvement in this project, Brant agreed that the policy certainly needs to be revisited and signed on to be one of the project coordinators.

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  Among those signing the brief were former Assistant Secretary of the Navy Carolyn Becraft, Rear Admiral Alan M. Steinman, former Assistant Secretary of Defense Lawrence J. Korb, Admiral John D. Hutson, the president and dean of Franklin Pierce Law School, and Col.

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  Included among those who were coming out nationally in support of this bill were such notable high-ranking veteran officers as Brigadier General Virgil A. Richard, USA, #40 Ret. #41 , Rear Admiral Alan M. Steinman, USPHS/USCG #40 Ret. #41 , and Lieutenant General Claudia Kennedy, USA #40 Ret. #41 . Lt.

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  Alan M. Steinman, USCG (Ret.) spoke out against the military's ban on lesbian, gay and bisexual service members.
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  "BG Kerr, BG Richard and Admiral Steinman … provide irrefutable evidence that our community makes important, lasting contributions to our armed forces.

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  At a March 2005 press conference announcing House legislation to end the ban on military service by openly gay and lesbian soldiers, Congressman Martin Meehan (third from left) is joined by retired flag officers?Brigadier General Keith Kerr, Brigadier General Virgil Richard, Rear Admiral Alan Steinman, and Brigadier General Evelyn Foote?as well as C. Dixon Osburn, SLDN?s executive director.

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  Frederick E. Vollrath, Vice Admiral Joseph A. Sestak, Major General Roger R. Blunt, Major General George A. Buskirk, Jr., Major General Edward L. Correa, Jr., Major General Paul D. Eaton, Major General Paul D. Monroe, Jr., Major General Antonio M. Taguba, Rear Admiral Connie Mariano, Rear Admiral Alan M. Steinman, Rear Admiral David Stone, Brigadier General Michael Dunn, Brigadier General Belisario Flores, Brigadier General Evelyn "Pat" Foote, Brigadier General Keith H. Kerr, Brigadier General Virgil A. Richard, Brigadier General Preston Taylor, Brigadier General John M. Watkins, Jr., Brigadier General Jack Yeager.

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  SLDN Council - Alan Steinman Rear Admiral Alan M. Steinman was commissioned in the United States Public Health Service as a lieutenant in July, 1972 to commence a military career of over 25 years in the United States Coast Guard and the Public Health Service. He served as senior medical officer at the USCG Support Center, Elizabeth City, NC from July-September, 1972; as senior medical officer and flight surgeon at USCG Air Station, Cape Cod, MA from 1973-1974; as senior medical officer and flight surgeon at USCG Air Station, Port Angeles, WA from 1974-1976, as senior medical officer and flight surgeon at USCG Air Station, Astoria, OR from 1976-1978; and as medical officer and flight surgeon at USCG Support Center, Kodiak, AK from January to May, 1987. During these operational assignments, Dr. Steinman flew on countless emergency medical helicopter evacuations of ill and injured seamen, fisherman, recreational boaters, loggers and military active duty personnel. His expertise in emergency medicine and in cold-weather operations, particularly in the areas of sea-survival, hypothermia and drowning, let to his initial assignment at Coast Guard Headquarters as the Chief of Special Medical Operations from 1978-1982.
  
  Dr. Steinman served as Medical Advisor for search and rescue operations in the USCG HQ Search and Rescue Division of the Office of Operations from 1982-1984. He then attended the University of Washington in Seattle, WA where he earned a Masters of Public Health. Following his tour of duty at Kodiak, AK, he returned to USCG HQ as the Chief of Clinical and Preventive Medicine from April, 1987 to September, 1990.
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  Dr. Steinman also graduated from the U.S. Navy School of Aerospace Medicine, where he earned the designation of U.S. Navy Flight Surgeon in 1973.
  
  Dr. Steinman is Board Certified in Occupational Medicine, and is a Fellow of the American College of Preventive Medicine.
  
  During his years as a Coast Guard medical officer and flag officer, Dr. Steinman designed, supervised and implemented an emergency medical services system for Coast Guard search and rescue operations, including the establishment of an EMT training school and the establishment of standardized emergency medical equipment for use on CG helicopters and rescue vessels. Dr. Steinman also co-developed an underwater escape breathing device for use by Coast Guard helicopter pilots and crewmen trapped within a capsized or submerged aircraft. He co-designed the anti-exposure, fire-retardant protective clothing used by CG helicopter crewmen in cold-weather operations. He performed the only realistic, rough-sea tests, to date, of protective clothing worn by USCG and USN personnel, resulting in a more accurate estimation of survival times for crewmen of aircraft and vessel mishaps in heavy seas. In addition, he developed the current survival time charts used by the USCG for search and rescue operations. His research and publications in hypothermia and cold-water survival won him the prestigious 1989 Arnold D. Tuttle Award from the Aerospace Medical Association.
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  Dr. Steinman has an international reputation in cold-weather medicine, hypothermia and sea-survival. He is widely published in these areas, including numerous articles in medical journals and chapters in textbooks of emergency medicine and cold-weather medicine. He has lectured at various national and international conferences and universities on hypothermia, sea-survival and drowning.

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  Included among those who were coming out nationally in support of this bill were such notable high-ranking veteran officers as Brigadier General Virgil A. Richard, USA, ( Ret. ) , Rear Admiral Alan M. Steinman, USPHS/USCG ( Ret. ) , and Lieutenant General Claudia Kennedy, USA ( Ret. ) . Lt.
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  Alan M. Steinman on Don't Ask, Don't Tell 2007-06-27
  
  City Honors LGB Veterans 2007-06-27
  
  Q&A: Adm. Alan M. Steinman on Don't Ask, Don't Tell 2007-06-20

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