DOD Allows Hormone-Treated Trans Soldiers to Sidestep Deployments

If you no longer wish to receive these emails, please unsubscribe or mark spam here.   DOD Allows Hormone-Treated Trans Soldiers to Sidestep Deployments   (FamilyConservationPAC.com) – According to a February 2023 Department of Defense letter explaining care at the Womack Army Medical Center (WAMC) at Fort Liberty, transgender soldiers taking hormone therapy may postpone deployment for as long as 300 days.   The document notes that most military personnel "will require up to 300 days to be stabilized on cross-sex hormone therapy, and they will remain in a non-deployable status during that time."   The Dossier was the source for the memo's first acquisition and publication. That timetable, meanwhile, is contingent on when the service member is "clinically stabilized."   The memo lists other procedures and therapies that transgender soldiers may get at WAMC at government expense.   The memo stated that transgender military members might request "surgical care," such as "upper" and "bottom" surgery, after completing a year of hormone therapy. Read More Here

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