The new issue of OutServe Magazine, which is available
online and at select military bases and outside of certain installations
across the world, takes on what it calls ''The New DADT: Transgender
Service.''
One of the six current or former service members who are transgender
and profiled in the fifth issue of OutServe's publication, who goes by
Bryan in the article to protect his identity, says, ''I want to speak
out about it because I know a lot of people are not going to, and I feel
like for anything to change … a group of people are going to have to
step up to the plate and talk about it … like people did during the
'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' repeal.
As a transgendered drafted vet I can not say enough how much I admire the courage of the volunteers in the U.S. military today who are pushing the system for acceptance!
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