Confidential Biden DOD memo reveals "transgender" service members can skip deployments and receive indefinite physical fitness/standards waivers

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Biden, hollowing out the military bit by bit. The enemy within.

And far too may American are either okay with this or indifferent.




The document, which is not classified but has long remained unavailable to Americans, is being published here for the first time for public consumption.

The 34 page memo details the enormous perks granted to service members who identify as transgender.




At the beginning of his tenure, President Biden ended President Trump’s ban on people who identify as transgender serving in the military. Since then, the Biden Administration has granted more and more benefits to this cohort, leading to dudes like this being celebrated by the Defense Department.



Anyway, here’s some of the “highlights” found within the document:

  1. Taxpayer funded “care” for transgender service members includes:
  • speech/voice therapy
  • cross-sex hormones,
  • laser hair removal,
  • voice feminization surgery,
  • facialcontouring,
  • body contouring,
  • breast/chest surgery (“upper surgery”)
  • genital mutilation surgery (“lower surgery”).
  • Psychological counseling
  1. Service members who identify as transgender may receive a waiver for grooming and uniform standards.
  2. Service members who identify as transgender may receive an indefinite waiver for physical fitness standards. This waiver often becomes a de facto permanent situation, and the transgender identifying service member just has to renew the exemption request every six months.
  3. Service members who identify as transgender will be considered “non-deployable” for up to 300 days while taking hormones for their “transition” period. Again, given that these hormones are often required for life, this may render the transgender identifying service member as permanently unable to deploy.
The United States military is facing its worst recruiting environment since 1973, when the conscription era ended and the current all-volunteer force was formed. As the Defense Department memo makes clear, the U.S. military in 2023 represents more of a social welfare and social justice program than an entity purposed with defeating an aggressing army.

You can find the memo in the attached PDF below:

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Medcen Memo 40 517 Care Of Service Members Who Identify As Transgender
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Biden, hollowing out the military bit by bit. The enemy within.

And far too may American are either okay with this or indifferent.


The document, which is not classified but has long remained unavailable to Americans, is being published here for the first time for public consumption.
The 34 page memo details the enormous perks granted to service members who identify as transgender.
At the beginning of his tenure, President Biden ended President Trump’s ban on people who identify as transgender serving in the military. Since then, the Biden Administration has granted more and more benefits to this cohort, leading to dudes like this being celebrated by the Defense Department.
Anyway, here’s some of the “highlights” found within the document:
    • Taxpayer funded “care” for transgender service members includes:

  • speech/voice therapy
  • cross-sex hormones,
  • laser hair removal,
  • voice feminization surgery,
  • facialcontouring,
  • body contouring,
  • breast/chest surgery (“upper surgery”)
  • genital mutilation surgery (“lower surgery”).
  • Psychological counseling
  1. Service members who identify as transgender may receive a waiver for grooming and uniform standards.
  2. Service members who identify as transgender may receive an indefinite waiver for physical fitness standards. This waiver often becomes a de facto permanent situation, and the transgender identifying service member just has to renew the exemption request every six months.
  3. Service members who identify as transgender will be considered “non-deployable” for up to 300 days while taking hormones for their “transition” period. Again, given that these hormones are often required for life, this may render the transgender identifying service member as permanently unable to deploy.
The United States military is facing its worst recruiting environment since 1973, when the conscription era ended and the current all-volunteer force was formed. As the Defense Department memo makes clear, the U.S. military in 2023 represents more of a social welfare and social justice program than an entity purposed with defeating an aggressing army.
You can find the memo in the attached PDF below:
https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack.com%2Fimg%2Fattachment_icon.svg
Medcen Memo 40 517 Care Of Service Members Who Identify As Transgender
405KB ∙ PDF file


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Time for a new and real army for America. This garbage needs to be done with.

Damn, I'm glad that I don't pay taxes except in my state, where this shit is just laughed at. I refuse to pay to support someone's mental illness.

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Biden, hollowing out the military bit by bit. The enemy within.

And far too may American are either okay with this or indifferent.


The document, which is not classified but has long remained unavailable to Americans, is being published here for the first time for public consumption.
The 34 page memo details the enormous perks granted to service members who identify as transgender.
At the beginning of his tenure, President Biden ended President Trump’s ban on people who identify as transgender serving in the military. Since then, the Biden Administration has granted more and more benefits to this cohort, leading to dudes like this being celebrated by the Defense Department.
Anyway, here’s some of the “highlights” found within the document:
    • Taxpayer funded “care” for transgender service members includes:

  • speech/voice therapy
  • cross-sex hormones,
  • laser hair removal,
  • voice feminization surgery,
  • facialcontouring,
  • body contouring,
  • breast/chest surgery (“upper surgery”)
  • genital mutilation surgery (“lower surgery”).
  • Psychological counseling
  1. Service members who identify as transgender may receive a waiver for grooming and uniform standards.
  2. Service members who identify as transgender may receive an indefinite waiver for physical fitness standards. This waiver often becomes a de facto permanent situation, and the transgender identifying service member just has to renew the exemption request every six months.
  3. Service members who identify as transgender will be considered “non-deployable” for up to 300 days while taking hormones for their “transition” period. Again, given that these hormones are often required for life, this may render the transgender identifying service member as permanently unable to deploy.
The United States military is facing its worst recruiting environment since 1973, when the conscription era ended and the current all-volunteer force was formed. As the Defense Department memo makes clear, the U.S. military in 2023 represents more of a social welfare and social justice program than an entity purposed with defeating an aggressing army.
You can find the memo in the attached PDF below:
https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack.com%2Fimg%2Fattachment_icon.svg
Medcen Memo 40 517 Care Of Service Members Who Identify As Transgender
405KB ∙ PDF file


These trans folks aren't worth it. Requiring that kind of medical support, sounds like a medical disqualification for service to me, and should be.
 
How does the Biden DOD get away with a "confidential memo" that surely can never be kept confidential? The word "confidential" is code for the media not to go near it.
 
Biden, hollowing out the military bit by bit. The enemy within.

And far too may American are either okay with this or indifferent.


The document, which is not classified but has long remained unavailable to Americans, is being published here for the first time for public consumption.
The 34 page memo details the enormous perks granted to service members who identify as transgender.
At the beginning of his tenure, President Biden ended President Trump’s ban on people who identify as transgender serving in the military. Since then, the Biden Administration has granted more and more benefits to this cohort, leading to dudes like this being celebrated by the Defense Department.
Anyway, here’s some of the “highlights” found within the document:
    • Taxpayer funded “care” for transgender service members includes:

  • speech/voice therapy
  • cross-sex hormones,
  • laser hair removal,
  • voice feminization surgery,
  • facialcontouring,
  • body contouring,
  • breast/chest surgery (“upper surgery”)
  • genital mutilation surgery (“lower surgery”).
  • Psychological counseling
  1. Service members who identify as transgender may receive a waiver for grooming and uniform standards.
  2. Service members who identify as transgender may receive an indefinite waiver for physical fitness standards. This waiver often becomes a de facto permanent situation, and the transgender identifying service member just has to renew the exemption request every six months.
  3. Service members who identify as transgender will be considered “non-deployable” for up to 300 days while taking hormones for their “transition” period. Again, given that these hormones are often required for life, this may render the transgender identifying service member as permanently unable to deploy.
The United States military is facing its worst recruiting environment since 1973, when the conscription era ended and the current all-volunteer force was formed. As the Defense Department memo makes clear, the U.S. military in 2023 represents more of a social welfare and social justice program than an entity purposed with defeating an aggressing army.
You can find the memo in the attached PDF below:
https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack.com%2Fimg%2Fattachment_icon.svg
Medcen Memo 40 517 Care Of Service Members Who Identify As Transgender
405KB ∙ PDF file


Wow....I wonder what Leonidas would think?
 
no wonder recruitment is down
why take a chance at getting a gay or transgender psycho for a roomate
 
These trans folks aren't worth it. Requiring that kind of medical support, sounds like a medical disqualification for service to me, and should be.
These kinds of special treatments for certain members will lead to many, maybe most other members resenting and then hating them. That sows division, not esprit de corps.
 

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