The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT11) PLYMOUTH, England -- Feb. 9, 2001 -- BRITAIN-GAYS-MILITARY -- For many of the submariners stationed at his base in Cornwall, near Plymouth, Chief Petty Officer Nunn is the first gay person they have ever knowingly met, and certainly the first in a Navy uniform. But what is perhaps most surprising about his presence here is how little disruption it has caused, even among the aggressively heterosexual men he serves with. Nunn, center, with his heterosexual friends, Petty Officer Guy Harris, left, and Chief Petty Officer Nigel Crocker, right, last month. (Jonathan Playe/The New York Times)
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2001-02-09
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The New York Times Agency
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