Donald Trump to kick transgender troops out of US military

LMAO AT Stann Don’t be such a ***** and just admit you were wrong
I could have been wrong , the friend I referred to was more of an acquaintance and he may have been a civilian working on the base. Wrong is a far stretch.
 
I could have been wrong , the friend I referred to was more of an acquaintance and he may have been a civilian working on the base. Wrong is a far stretch.
So either military members accrue sick leave in which case you would be right or they don’t in which case you were wrong. It’s pretty black and white
 
So either military members accrue sick leave in which case you would be right or they don’t in which case you were wrong. It’s pretty black and white
Since the military can discharge an enlisted man for excessive use of medical leave there must be a system in place that accrues the amount of time available for each soldier. An accrual system. Wether it is offered as such I am not privy to that information. I was never sick the entire time ( short ) I was in. That's why I thought it was interesting.
 
Since the military can discharge an enlisted man for excessive use of medical leave there must be a system in place that accrues the amount of time available for each soldier. An accrual system. Wether it is offered as such I am not privy to that information. I was never sick the entire time ( short ) I was in. That's why I thought it was interesting.
Again link to the reg. You typing nonsense doesn’t count as evidence of something being true.
 
Again link to the reg. You typing nonsense doesn’t count as evidence of something being true.
The military keeps track of everything and has contingencies for everything. Good night and good luck.
 
It would also lead to a ban on trans people joining the military and would come at a time when almost all branches of the American armed forces are failing to meet recruitment targets.

Here is something most never seem to realize. The US military almost never meets their recruiting targets. The Army only "met" it the last fiscal year because shortly before the end of the fiscal year they reduced their requirements by 10,000 people. And largely the goals are rather nonsensical, as they still force out thousands every year who do not meet almost arbitrary retention goals.

Not that it even really matters in the first place, as the number of people in the military has been pretty flat since 1995.

However, there are even more issues on the horizon, as serving in the military is more and more becoming a "family tradition". 70% of new recruits today have a close family member that also served. And within another decade, I expect that number to be around 75%. Before much longer, serving in the military will be falling almost entirely among self-segregated families.
 
Here is something most never seem to realize. The US military almost never meets their recruiting targets. The Army only "met" it the last fiscal year because shortly before the end of the fiscal year they reduced their requirements by 10,000 people. And largely the goals are rather nonsensical, as they still force out thousands every year who do not meet almost arbitrary retention goals.

Not that it even really matters in the first place, as the number of people in the military has been pretty flat since 1995.

However, there are even more issues on the horizon, as serving in the military is more and more becoming a "family tradition". 70% of new recruits today have a close family member that also served. And within another decade, I expect that number to be around 75%. Before much longer, serving in the military will be falling almost entirely among self-segregated families.
You don't think trannies have families ?
 
Since the military can discharge an enlisted man for excessive use of medical leave

They can? Please explain to me exactly how that can happen, and exactly what order or regulation allows them to do that.

And I am also curious, why "enlisted man"? They can only do that to men, and the enlisted? Not officers? Not women?

Sorry, that is completely nonsensical. Please give us any reason to believe that claim, because I have never heard of that.
 
Do civilians also sign up for certain timelines of service ? That's how he refered to it. He has accrued 3 months of sick leave.

Actually, yes they do. DoD civilians can be assigned to different programs or operations, I have seen it quite often. Like those that normally work at the Defense Depot in Tracy that get assigned to Fort Hunter-Liggett for 3-5 months in order to support all of the summer training operations (normally involving Reserves and National Guard). Then you also have contractors, which is something altogether different.

But "accrued 3 months of sick leave"? Oh that is 100% not somebody in the military. Because in the military you do not "accrue sick leave", that is a completely and utterly nonsensical thing to say for somebody in the military. But it does make a hell of a lot of sense for a civilian or contractor.

But yes, there are a hell of a lot of timelines and contracts involved for civilians either in or working for the DoD. But for somebody in the military, what you said is almost completely nonsensical.
 
You're going to have a little no wait , can't post links on this phone. Some times I can't even access this site. Try regulation 40-2. FLW if that means anything Army info.

OK, what in the hell is this even supposed to mean?

That is the procedures for acute medical treatment at Fort Leonard Wood.


What in the hell does this have to do with anything?
 
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Do you really think they can chop off someone's dick, burrow a hole in their abdominal cavity and they will be ready to hop on a flight and hook and jab with the enemy?

Here is the funny thing, individuals who are trans are effectively non-deployable. This is because those on hormone therapy can not be deployed.

So if one has such a surgery one way or another, they are spending the rest of their service right at home in the US. The same with any service member who has cancer, or has a family member with serious illnesses that require long term medical care.

And yes, I am well aware of how it all works. However, the vast majority of deployments are for 6 months or less and done as a unit. And while the regulation actually says "defer for 300 days", the fact is that those on hormone therapy almost never stop hormone therapy. And if they "defer their deployment", that means that for all but a few units, they would have deployed, done their time deployed, then returned before that 300 days comes to an end.

And there are very few units that actually do one year deployments anymore. I think Air Defense is still the last one, primarily because it takes at least a month for the new unit to get up to speed on the AO and equipment before the old unit can leave. And it simply makes no sense to double up units for a month twice a year.
 
There's nothing in that reg regarding sick leave. I bewaiting forever because there is no regulation regarding the accrual of sick leave.
I got out in 94 Navy.

Never heard of sick leave. Doubt it's there now too... .

I think Srann is full of it or using too much of his own products.
 
I say kick them out of america. These freaks cost us a fortune in medical care with their self-inflicted health problems.


What he needs to do is kick out the pro-CRT/DEI officers and others who pushed the nonsense and then also toss out the generals that claimed to support and defend the Constitution and did nothing while leftist states implemented unconstitutional laws.
 
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