Should a Bill Be Passed To Allow the Deaf in the Military?
From: ECN - 06/16/2016

Keith Nolan, a student at the Maryland School for the Deaf, wants to be in
the military but can't. Because he is deaf.

Dave Alexander, who went through Reserve Officers’ Training Corps in college,
flew Black Hawk helicopters in the military, taught ROTC, and went into the
Reserves, went to graduate school for audiology and started working at the
Maryland School for the Deaf in November.

Alexander's is now trying to help Nolan persuade the Department of Defense
(DOD) to create a pilot program to train 15 to 20 candidates with a range of
hearing loss, to be Air Force officers.

Read the entire article at:
http://www.ecnmag.com/blog/2016/06/should-bill-be-passed-allow-deaf-military-teacher-thinks-so

Link:
Maryland School for the Deaf
http://www.msd.edu