Gays & Lesbians in the U.S. Military Vietnam to the Persian Gulf. New York, St. Martin's Press. February 2000 Fisher, J.T. Dooley, Thomas Anthony, III. American National Biography Online External links Dooley Foundation, Dooley Intermed International – Medical Aid Around the World Tom Dooley Exhibit - Western Historical Manuscript Collection (WHMC) at University of Missouri–St. Louis Dooley, Thomas A. - Papers 1932-1988 - Western Historical Manuscript Collection (WHMC) at University of Missouri–St. Louis Rhine, Earl (colleague of Dooley) - Papers 1958-2002 - Western Historical Manuscript Collection (WHMC) at University of Missouri–St. Louis Dr. Thomas A. Dooley Scrapbook Collection at Saint Louis University Thomas A. Dooley Collection at University of Notre Dame Excerpt from Dr. America: The Lives of Thomas A. Dooley, 1927-1961 by James T. Fisher Book Review of Dr. America: The Lives of Thomas A. Dooley, 1927-1961 by James T. Fisher (1998) written by Arthur C. Sippo Book Review of Dr. America: The Lives of Thomas A. Dooley, 1927-1961 by James T. Fisher (1998) written by James Sullivan Dr. Tom Dooley The Legend and the Man Dooley Foundation Tom Dooley's appearance on What's My Line? on November 22, 1959. Tom Dooley's Time magazine obituary dated January 27, 1961. Bettytisdale.com Dooley, a play based on the end of Tom Dooley's military career written by Harry C. Cronin was produced in 2003 by JSC/Alchemy Emerging Playwrights at Jon Sims Center for the Performing Arts in San Francisco, California. Dooley, a play based on Dooley's life written by William di Canizio debuted in 2010 at Divisionary Theater in San Diego, California. 1927 births 1961 deaths American physicians American humanitarians United States Navy Medical Corps officers University of Notre Dame alumni Saint Louis University alumni Congressional Gold Medal recipients American military personnel discharged for homosexuality American LGBT military personnel LGBT people from Missouri Recipients of the Legion of Merit 4 Dooley, Thomas Anthony Writers from St. Louis Military personnel from St. Louis United States Navy corpsmen American people of Irish descent Deaths from melanoma American Roman Catholics Burials at Calvary Cemetery (St. Louis) Physicians from Missouri LGBT Roman Catholics LGBT physicians People of the Central Intelligence Agency American anti-communists Anti-communist propagandists 20th-century LGBT people