Opinion Piece Argues Against Gun-Free Zones on Military Bases

An opinion article by John R. Lott Jr. contends that military bases should not be designated as gun-free zones, arguing that current policies limit personnel's ability to carry firearms.

8 Apr, 01:45 — 8 Apr, 01:45

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Why Military Bases Should Never Have Been Gun-Free Zones

Why Military Bases Should Never Have Been Gun-Free Zones Authored by John R. Lott Jr. via RealClearPolitics, It may sound hard to believe, but except for a very limited group of personnel, the military has treated its bases as gun-free zones. Until Thursday, only designated security forces – such as military police – could carry firearms while on duty. Commanders punished any other soldier caught carrying a weapon severely, with penalties ranging from rank reduction and forfeitu...

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