U.S. Army

Tech. Sgt. Kristin Kingrey’s bosses told her to grow long hair so often she carried military regulations with her to prove at all times that she could have short hair.

We recognize these seven veterans from the American Revolution to the present who, while not having lost their lives in military action, sacrificed themselves in other ways.

Trump made derogatory comments about Cruz’s wife, Heidi, but the senator still cozied up to the former president and became one of his staunchest supporters.

It’s hard to find someone who’s worked harder for both the military and LGBTQ rights than Patrick Murphy.

This is the tale of how Col. Patsy Thompson “survived in silence” in the military, especially when she had to discharge a woman for being gay – while hiding her own relationship.

First Trump tried to boot transgender service members. Now he’s coming for immigrant soldiers.

Long before Stonewall, some brave people showed their Pride.

Dr. Robert Redfield has decades of HIV experience… but he’s also had controversies.

Mark Green has said that transgender people have a mental disorder and believes it’s his duty to “crush” what he calls the “evil” of LGBTQ rights.

One anonymous source claims military brass want to force trans troops to wear bathing suits when they shower in their barracks.

The transgender Army private walked out of Fort Leavenworth a free woman, with a camera recording her every move.

Even though the Pentagon rescinded the ban on transgender soldiers, some are still prevented from serving openly.

His words speak for themselves.

YouTuber Max Emerson’s Instagram post of him and his boyfriend at his West Point Prom has gone viral.

State Sen. Mark Green is the main sponsor of a bill that targets LGBTQ people just like North Carolina’s HB2 did.

She will walk out of the Army’s Fort Leavenworth Penitentiary a free woman in May.

“At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, we will remember them.”

Civilian employees of the military who are same-sex domestic partners have just 54 days to wed or risk losing their benefits, according to a leaked document.

The filmmakers need help to tell the bigger picture: how the military is leading the charge in society’s acceptance.

A week later, her attorneys were finally allowed to talk to her on the telephone.