LGBT individuals have served in the military for centuries, but their stories are often left out of official accounts. This exclusion affects present-day policies, attitudes towards inclusion, and...
Many people are familiar with the history of LGBT service members in the military.
Few know how this history has shaped current policies towards them. The Don't Ask, Don't Tell (DADT) era is one...
Leadership potential refers to one's ability to lead others towards achieving common goals and objectives. It is an essential quality for individuals who want to excel in their careers, whether they...
Soldiers are trained to be tough, resilient, and adaptable.
The psychological effects of war can take a heavy toll on even the strongest individuals. When faced with danger and trauma, it is...
In the armed forces, regulating one's sexual desires is an essential aspect of upholding military discipline and adherence to operational constraints. Soldiers must learn to control their emotions...
Leadership potential is influenced by various factors such as education, experience, personality traits, skills, and personal background. Among LGBT individuals, the experience of marginalization can...
Soldiers have to balance their need for social interaction and emotional support with the need for security and secrecy during combat operations. Relationships between soldiers can be challenging...
1. Historical cases of LGBT military service include homosexual individuals serving openly in the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II, where they faced discrimination and stigma for their sexual...
LGBTQ+ people have historically faced discrimination in many areas of society, including employment, housing, education, healthcare, and military service. In the U.S., they are still barred from...
The study of interventions aimed to promote relational satisfaction, inclusion, and emotional well-being in LGBT military couples is a relatively new field that has emerged from the increasing...