New gay military magazine from OutServe headed for US base newsstands
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New gay military magazine from OutServe headed for US base
newsstands
* FOX News
* From: NewsCore
* September 01, 2011 9:13AM
A MAGAZINE catered to gay and lesbian soldiers is expected to hit
the shelves at military exchange stores starting on September 20,
the same day the repeal of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy goes
into effect.
OutServe - a group of secretly gay, actively-serving soldiers -
launched the magazine in the spring and has already produced two
editions, FOXNews.com said. The group said its September issue
will be available for free at select US Army and Air Force bases.
According to the group's website, OutServe Magazine is a
publication that "highlights the contributions that actively
serving LGBTs are making to the United States military, discusses
and educates readers about DADT repeal policies, and advocates for
the continued fight for equality for all Americans."
The new September edition will feature a photo spread of nearly
100 people who are members of OutServe. It will presumably be the
first time these individuals have made their sexual orientation
known among the military ranks.
"Our first objective with the magazine is to let all the gay,
lesbian, bi, and trans members currently serving know that they
are not alone," OutServe's co-director, an active-duty officer who
goes by the pseudonym JD Smith, said in a written release. "And we
also want to communicate to all troops that there are capable gay
military members serving honourably, and that accepting that and
moving on will make our military stronger."
Lt. Col. Tom Shrader, a spokesman for the Army and Air Force
Exchange Service, did not know which bases will carry the first
print editions of the magazine.