The volunteer led British Army sexual orientation and gender identity network. Providing support to the Army LGBTQ+ community and advice to Commanders.
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Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
“Separation” boards are voting to keep their trans colleagues in.
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Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Hello folks, if you were affected by the Armed Forces LGBT Ban between 1967 and 2000, you can apply for the Financial Recognition Scheme and other forms of recognition. 👇
Find out what’s available and take the first step: gov.uk/affected-by-the-ban
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
50 days to go.
If you were affected by the Armed Forces LGBT Ban 1967-2000 you can apply for the Financial Recognition Scheme and other forms of recognition.
Apply by 12 December 2026.
gov.uk/affected-by-the-ban
#LGBTBan #ArmedForcesGayBan #YouDeserveRecognition
ALT Red text: Armed Forces LGBT Ban 1967-2000. Black Ministry of Defence logo Black text in gold dogtag: Apply by 12 Dec 2026. White text: 50 days left to apply. Time is running out. Apply for recognition. Black text: Visit: gov.uk/affected-by-the-ban
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Navy and Marine Corps boards voted for retention in nine of 12 cases, challenging an administration that treats transgender identity as grounds to end a military career. advocate.com/politics/nation…
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Free rail travel for veterans attending Remembrance Events 2026
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Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Trailer oficial de ‘Covarde’, romance gay de Lukas Dhont (Close) que representa a Bélgica no Oscar 2027.
A trama acompanha um jovem soldado e seu romance com um colega extravagante que encena danças e performances teatrais.
Em dezembro nos cinemas.
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Please see the attached information regarding the Windrush Square Remembrance Parade on Remembrance Sunday 2026
Those interested in attending are encouraged to register using the MS Forms link or QR code provided below.
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🤖 Made with AI
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
How are LGBT+ people criminalised around the world?
🇳🇪 Earlier this year, the West African nation of #Niger enacted a law criminalising consensual same-sex intimacy for the first time in its history.
🇦🇪 In the United Arab Emirates, same-sex sexual activity may be penalised under Sharia law, under which the death penalty is possible.
🇺🇬 In 2023, #Uganda enacted the Anti-Homosexuality Act. It provides for the death penalty for certain cases of 'aggravated homosexuality', including repeated same-sex sexual acts in specified circumstances.
🌍 Around the world, 42 countries criminalise consensual sexual activity between women. These include the Maldives, Sri Lanka, Ethiopia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Senegal and the Solomon Islands.
Explore our updated Map of Criminalisation and country profiles to discover which laws are used, how they are enforced and the impact on #LGBT+ people: humandignitytrust.org/lgbt-t…
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Om te kunnen vechten als het moet, moeten we elkaar kunnen vertrouwen. Dat begint met respect en een werkomgeving waarin iedereen zichzelf kan zijn. De regenboogloper laat zien waar we bij @Defensie voor staan. Dat moeten we elke dag waarmaken. 🏳️🌈 defensie.nl/nieuws/20261009-… – at The Hague, The Netherlands
Congratulations to all the @defencelgbtq award 2026 nominees and winners, who have all provided leadership, advocacy and inspiration, but especially to the Army’s winners, great role models for all in Defence.
ALT Chaplain Jacob Caldwell; winner of the LGBTQ+ Trailblazer 2026.
ALT Lance Corporal Liam Cole; winner of Riding Star of 2026.
ALT Lance Corporal Santosh Magar; winner Inspiration of the Year 2026.
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
"Future generations will know where they belong"🗣️
The 2026 LGBTQ+ Defence Awards celebrate the people driving inclusion across the Armed Forces and defence industry, recognising trailblazers, allies and role models inspiring the next generation🔗⬇️
forcesnews.com/lgbtq/future-…
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
🏆 Congratulations to LCpl Liam Cole, winner of Rising Star of the Year at the LGBTQ+ Defence Awards! 🏳️🌈
Recognising individuals making a real impact across the Armed Forces and wider defence industry, the award celebrates emerging talent, rapid career progression, strong achievements and leadership.
Liam’s achievement is a fantastic moment to celebrate the people helping shape the future of defence.
From everyone at BFBS, congratulations, Liam! 👏
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
🏆 🏳️🌈 Congratulations to Capt Sam Kinsey-Brigg MBE, winner of Armed Forces Leader of the Year at the LGBTQ+ Defence Awards!
This award recognises service personnel who champion LGBTQ+ inclusion, advocate for positive change and help create a workplace where everyone feels valued and supported.
Sam’s recognition celebrates the importance of inclusive leadership in shaping a stronger Armed Forces community, where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
👏 Congratulations, Capt Sam Kinsey-Brigg MBE, on this well-deserved achievement!
#LGBTQDefenceAwards #BFBS
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Congratulations to Sharon Pickering of the RN LGBTQ+ Network, winner of Veteran of the Year at the LGBTQ+ Defence Awards! 🏆 🏳️🌈
This award recognises veterans making a positive impact through their achievements, leadership and contributions to their organisations and communities.
Sharon’s recognition celebrates the difference veterans continue to make, including championing LGBTQ+ inclusion and helping create a more supportive environment for others.
Congratulations, Sharon, on this fantastic achievement! 👏
#LGBTQDefenceAwards
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Celebrating visibility. Championing inclusion. Inspiring change. 🏳️🌈
The LGBTQ+ Defence Awards celebrate the people and initiatives making a real difference across the Armed Forces and wider defence industry.
But there’s still work to be done. 70% of LGBTQ+ professionals say they have no LGBTQ+ role models to look up to at work.
Visibility matters. Seeing people succeed while being their authentic selves can help others feel safer, more supported and empowered to do the same.
From outstanding leaders to rising stars and initiatives driving inclusion, this year’s awards shine a spotlight on those helping create a more inclusive future for everyone.
Congratulations to all the winners and nominees! 👏
#LGBTQDefenceAwards
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Congratulations to the LGBTQ+ Armed Forces Community Memorial, winner of LGBTQ+ Network or Initiative of the Year (Public Sector / Non-Profit) at the LGBTQ+ Defence Awards! 🏆 🏳️🌈
This award recognises initiatives making a meaningful impact in advancing LGBTQ+ inclusion and creating a more supportive environment across the Armed Forces community.
The memorial stands as an important commitment to recognising LGBTQ+ service, honouring those who came before us and helping build a more inclusive future.
Congratulations to everyone involved in this important initiative. 👏
#LGBTQDefenceAwards
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
The LGBT+ Armed Forces Community Memorial wins the #lgbtqdefenceawards, 2026 LGBTQ+ Network or Initiative of the Year
A memorial to the pain of those impacted by the ban, the pride of those who serve today, & is inspirational to those who will serve
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Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Time is running out for gay veterans to claim government compensation
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Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
We’re proud to announce that we’ve been selected as an LGBTQ+ Defence Awards, finalist (London, 08 Oct 26).
Being recognised as a finalist reflects the inclusive environment our staff & wider workforce have helped create.
A team we are very proud of!
#DATR #LGBTQDefenceAwards
Army LGBTQ+ Network retweeted
Were you, or someone you know, affected by the Armed Forces LGBT Ban?
If you were dismissed, discharged or affected in other ways, you can apply for the Financial Recognition Scheme and other forms of recognition.
Find out what’s available and apply at: gov.uk/affected-by-the-ban
