As the defense secretary introduces a flurry of anti-trans policies, servicepeople fear the worst – a blanket ban – is yet to comeFor Bree Fram, an active duty lieutenant colonel in the US space force with 22 years of military experience, the last few weeks have been “incredibly challenging”.“Like thousands of other transgender military personnel, I am doing my job every day, while feeling fear and uncertainty of what is coming next,” said Fram. Continue reading...
Transgender military members express fears over potential blanket bans under the Trump administration, with concerns about national security impacts, loss of experienced service members, and stress on families. Service members like Bree Fram, Geirid Morgan, and Ryan Goodell highlight their contributions and the challenges of canceled medical treatments. Legal challenges are being pursued by organizations like Lambda Legal and the Human Rights Campaign, while the Department of Defense focuses on implementing the executive orders.
