California Rep. Duncan Hunter (an infamous d-bag around these parts for his attempts to slow repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell") is unfortunately back...and with a vengeance. You'll never guess the deplorable tactic the asshat is up to now... (Well, our headline might clue you in.)

Well that was quick. Early Wednesday, the judge presiding over Dan Choi's case said he believes Choi has shown that he is being treated differently because of the nature of his protests: "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Details after the jump.

Are soldiers now require to disclose their sexual orientation? Who can they talk to about coming out? What kinds of benefits can same-sex married couples receive? While DADT may be as good as dead, the questions still linger. A first-of-its-kind guide and some questions answered after the jump. 

Just moments ago, the world was notified that President Obama issued a certification of the DADT repeal. Yay! Photo and details after the jump.

About damn time! Find out when and what still remains uncertain after the jump.

Updated Friday, 4:20 p.m. EST

On Friday afternoon the Pentagon issued a moratorium on enforcement of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and will begin accepting openly-gay troops, according to the Army Times, due to this week's ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Details, the Pentagon's memo, and the first trickle of responses from the community, after the jump.

To help the transition from its archaic days of discrimination into a true united force of equals, the U.S. Army has launched a new website devoted to information about the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell. Some highlights from it's FAQ section, after the jump. 

Speaking before Marines in Afghanistan over the weekend, Defense Secretary Robert Gates responded with impressive eloquence when asked what options anti-gay servicemembers might have to stop serving the U.S. once DADT repeal is official. Read his intelligent reply, after the jump.

The Pentagon has confirmed that it officially discharged an Air Force airman on April 29 under Don't Ask, Don't Tell—the first DADT discharge since President Obama signed repeal into action. 

The homophobic Alliance Defense Fund has been desperately passing its hail-Mary balls as the fully-implemented repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell nears. The latest attack on repeal came in the form of a letter sent last week to scare military leaders away from lifting the ban on gay soldiers. Today, John Gudlach, a retired Navy Chaplain with 23 years of service under his belt, eloquently responded to ADF's SOS...

Late Thursday the U.S. House passed the 2012 Defense Authorization Bill, which included several anti-gay clauses that seek to slow repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell.

With the repeal of DADT being implemented and training material being disseminated, OutServe (an underground network of LGBT military personnel) has lauched a new magazine for servicemembers that will be available at some of the larger military bases. Read on for details.