Army LGBTQ+ Network

The volunteer led British Army sexual orientation and gender identity network. Providing support to the Army LGBTQ+ community and advice to Commanders.

[Out Magazine @outmagazine]

“They have to come to terms with the fact that I am a veteran,” Parker Dubois says of Americans who celebrate service while supporting transgender exclusion. https://t.co/j15ppZ65un

[Outsports @outsports]

Air Force football player Bradley Kim came out and found total acceptance
https://t.co/7h78Mjmz2w

[The Advocate @TheAdvocateMag]

These eight organizations help LGBTQ+ veterans and service members access healthcare, secure benefits, and find community while fighting for their rights. https://t.co/mPvZpXsr3h

[The Advocate @TheAdvocateMag]

“They have to come to terms with the fact that I am a veteran,” Parker Dubois says of Americans who celebrate service while supporting transgender exclusion. https://t.co/3F3trD9gZt

[OutInNationalSecurity @OutInNatSec]

DoD Pride began with a cup of coffee.

In 2005, LGBT servicemembers gathered in the Pentagon food court during Don't Ask, Don't Tell.

Seven years later, their community helped change the institution.

Co-founder Rudy Coots tells the story:
https://t.co/BTBc7bsVUw

[British Army 🇬🇧 @BritishArmy]

Today is Armistice Day.

Join the nation in a two-minute silence at 11am, to remember all those who have lost their lives in conflict.

"We will remember them."

#WeWillRememberThem #LestWeForget

[Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 @DefenceHQ]

Today, on #RemembranceSunday, we remember all those who served and died for our country.

From past generations to those who wear the uniform today, we honour their courage, dedication and service.

We will remember them.

#LestWeForget

[Army LGBTQ+ Network @ArmyLGBT]

Across the nation, and serving overseas, we take time this Remembrance Sunday to pause, reflect and commemorate all lost to conflict. #WeWillRememberThem

[OutInNationalSecurity @OutInNatSec]

Three openly LGBTQ+ Americans with careers in national service have been elected to Congress.

JoAnna Mendoza and Cait Conley served under “Don't Ask, Don't Tell.” Marni von Wilpert served in the Peace Corps.

A meaningful moment in American service and citizenship.

[Noticias LGBT+ @NoticiasLGBTmas]

En junio también Zelensky agradeció públicamente a militares LGBT que luchan en el frente.

[Discover War Poets @war_poets]

4 November 1918 Wilfred Owen is shot and killed at the Sambre canal.

[Fighting With Pride @fightingwpride]

Defence LGBTQ+ Networks invite you to The Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks for their 2026 carol service

Service takes place Fri 4 Dec, 18:00-19:30 (Doors open at 17:45)

The event is open to all (SP, CS, Veterans, All Services, Police, Fire, Ambulance, Friends, Family etc.)

[Fighting With Pride @fightingwpride]

We would like to invite you to a Service of Reparation & Reflection for the LGBTQ+ Armed Forces Community

The service will take place at Ripon Cathedral on the 16th January at 13:30-15:00 hours.

To reserve a place for this click this link

https://t.co/4qN6YmFNAG

[Washington Blade @WashBlade]

Remembering a gay Revolutionary War hero amid today’s political battles https://t.co/0meljBQTy2

[Army LGBTQ+ Network @ArmyLGBT]

Wearing our poppy with Pride.

https://t.co/aNzahpTet8

[Gayety @gayety]

Steven Stewart and Mark Shephard say pressure forced them out of military service. A judge will now fully hear their compensation challenge.

The ruling allows their case to proceed.

🔗 https://t.co/C07LSwf46T

[NOH8 Campaign @NOH8Campaign]

"Equality should not only be universally embraced, but treasured." - Patrick Stewart #NOH8

[Times Politics @timespolitics]

Wes Streeting: ‘I’ve never experienced homophobia like it’ https://t.co/yHYsPFCFNk

[SSAFA @SSAFA]

If you were affected by the Armed Forces LGBT Ban between 1967 and 2000, you can apply for the Government's Financial Recognition Scheme and other forms of recognition - application support is available.

Applications close on Saturday 12 December 2026. https://t.co/cjDNydm1Z2

[BFBS Forces News @ForcesNews]

A step forward in a fight for recognition. Two veterans have won the first stage of their legal battle over the MOD's LGBT compensation scheme

The case could have wider implications for hundreds of veterans

Here is what we know🔗⬇️https://t.co/AxxO4jSk0I