US EditionPentagon to restart gender-affirming care for transgender service members
- The Department of Defense announced it will restart gender-affirming medical care for troops.
- This decision follows recent court rulings that halted the prior administration's military service restrictions.
- Multiple federal judges blocked the previous directive, calling it unconstitutional and discriminatory.
- Acting Assistant Secretary Stephen Ferrara stated appropriate care includes counseling and hormone therapy.
- The department returns to its prior medical policy while facing ongoing legal appeals.
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Really?! Pentagon Forced to Provide Trans 'Medical Care' Again
Pentagon Reinstates Transgender Surgeries * 100PercentFedUp.com * by M Winger
The Defense Department is bringing back “gender-affirming care” for troops and their families. The memo that has been going around says hormone therapy, surgeries, and counseling will be covered again. Whats going on over there? This reverses President Trump’s earlier push to bar transgender individuals from the military. The change applies to service members and dependents 19 and older. Pro-DEI, transgenderism, and illegals. That’s apparently t…
Pentagon Reinstates Transgender Surgeries
The Defense Department is bringing back “gender-affirming care” for troops and their families. The memo that has been going around says hormone therapy, surgeries, and counseling will be covered again. Whats going on over there? This reverses President Trump’s earlier push to bar transgender individuals from the military. The change applies to service members and dependents 19 and older. Pro-DEI, transgenderism, and illegals. That’s apparently t…
Pentagon chief removes service members of panels subjected to a recent review
(Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has removed members of Department of Defense advisory committees who were the subject of a recent 45-day review, Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said in a statement on Thursday.
German Army's First Transgender Lieutenant Colonel Penalized For Bringing Forces Into Disrepute With Highly Sexualized Behavior
The German Armed Forces--first transgender commander has lost an appeal against a reprimand he received after his highly sexualized public behavior put him in violation of the military---code of conduct. Anastasia Biefang filed a counter-complaint against the reprimand, alleging discrimination on the basis of his sexual identity,---but has now lost his case. Biefang originally listed in the Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces) as Marc Biefang, but t…
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