The Trump Pentagon, led by Defense Secretary Pete Hegses, has suspended all access for transgender recruits and suspended medical procedures that affirm or promote gender transition, according to the memo. .
Notes, date February 7, 2025, addressed to senior Pentagon leaders and others, on February 7, 2025, the department “builds “one force” without subgroups defined by anything other than competence or mission compliance.” It needs to be done.”
“Efforts to divide the army along the lines of identity weaken our strength and make us vulnerable. Quotes President Trump's Executive Order 14183 “prioritizes military excellence and preparation.” Previously, it must not be tolerated or tolerated.
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Consistent with military missions and years of DOD policy, expressing false “gender identity” from an individual's gender cannot meet the strict standards required for military service. Beyond the hormonal and surgical medical interventions involved, the adoption of gender identity that contradicts individuals' gender sexual conflicts is what makes soldiers' identities an honorable, true, and disciplined lifestyle even in their personal lives. It contradicts the commitment with commitment. It is a man's claim that he is a woman, and his requirement for others to respect this falsehood is not consistent with the humility and selflessness required of a service member.
As a result, the memo states that “all new access for individuals with a history of gender discomfort has been suspended and unplanned, planned or planned related to affirming or promoting gender transitions for service members. Medical procedures will be suspended.”
The memo also emphasizes that these individuals who volunteer to serve the country will be “treated with dignity and respect.”
The action follows Trump's January 27 memo, which emphasized that those serving the US military are “in their duty, both mentally and physically.”
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“The military must adhere to high mental and physical health standards so that the military can deploy, fight and win, including the benefits of strict conditions and routine treatment and special regulations.” He says that. It contradicts what we describe as “constraints of medical, surgical and mental health for individuals with gender discomfort.”
Rasmussen reports investigation release Last week, most 54% of the 54% said they were “to discharge military members who are undergoing transgender treatment because they identify as transgender or fail to meet physical and mental fitness requirements.” I found out that I have approved. Another 41% are strong or somewhat disapproved.
