
Serving One’s Country While Being in the Closet
Author Lee Klein’s longtime service in the U.S Navy took him from World War II as an enlisted man through the Korean and Vietnam eras as a commissioned officer.
In «Two Journeys to One Wondrous Life», he shares his story of being a closeted gay man in the military and his life moving forward.
In the aftermath of repealing «Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell»/«DADT», the book offers a fascinating look into the past and what it was like for a gay man to serve in the military.
“The book is the sharing of blocks of time in my life revealing how I had to live two separate lifestyles, so I could keep my security clearance and keep my gay life in the closet for most of my adult life,” said Klein. “I also hope to influence young gay men and women by letting them know that it gets better.”
«Two Journeys to One Wondrous Life» shares the personal narrative of a gay man who is a veteran of a decades-long military career, recalling his experiences of a life well lived.
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