Report: Navy, Marine Corps Boards Defy Hegseth's Orders, Vote to Keep Transgender Troops
Military review boards in the Navy and Marine Corps have voted to retain transgender-identifying service members in nine of 12 cases despite Pentagon instructions directing them to recommend discharge, according to a report from the New Yor
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Military review boards in the Navy and Marine Corps have voted to retain transgender-identifying service members in nine of 12 cases despite Pentagon instructions directing them to recommend discharge, according to a report from the New York Times, revealing resistance among some military review boards to President Donald Trump's transgender military ban. The post Report: Navy, Marine Corps Boards Defy Hegseth’s Orders, Vote to Keep Transgender Troops appeared first on Breitbart.
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