OutServe Magazine of the US Gay Armed Forces, Take a Look

adamfoxie* is more than pleased to be able to be of help to the
 Gay/lesbian members of the US armed forces. (The urls are live
 in this page so you can click and find the information you would
 like to see).
They Now Have a live Magazine,
please see below:

OutServe Community, I remember a time I sat in my barracks room at West Point,  desperately searching for evidence for that other gays and  lesbians in the military existed, while looking nervously over  my shoulder to make sure my roommates didn’t see me.   I know that many recipients of this message who are  actively-serving LGBT military personnel have had  similar experiences of paranoia, fear, and loneliness as  a result of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) policy.  Although repeal does not take place until certification  later this year, today I am writing to tell you that these  times are officially over. I am proud to announce the release of OutServe Magazine,  a precedent setting new publication, which will begin appear  on military posts across the country on a regular, bi-monthly  basis. Gay service members will have to look no further to  know that they are not alone. This not only symbolizes the repeal of DADT and the subsequent  end of our silence, but for heterosexual service members the  magazine will help to build acceptance of gays and lesbians in the  military, reduce the stigma associated with us, and begin  deconstructing negative stereotypes that divide us rather than  unite us.  In the future, service members, gay or straight, will  peruse the magazine in waiting rooms as casually as they pick  up The Military Times, and they will finally come to realize what  we’ve said all along: being gay is no big deal.   To spread the truth about gay and lesbian service members and  to keep this magazine in print, we need your help. If interested  in advertising or contributing, please email news@outserve.org  for more information. For all other contributions, including the  opportunity to setup a recurring monthly donation, please visit http://outserve.org/donate/.  Katie Miller Former West Point cadet and OutServe board member KatieMiller@OutServe.org www.OutServe.org