The publishers of
Outserve Magazine have received permission to distribute the gay-oriented title on Army and Air Force bases beginning
next month.
OutServe Magazine will hit store shelves at Army and Air Force bases on Sept. 20, the day the Pentagon plans to formally end enforcement of the “don’t ask, don't tell” policy that bans gays from serving openly. The publication is published by OutServe, a group of secretly gay active duty service members that says it has hundreds of members currently serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. The magazine, which began publishing in the spring, is currently available in limited supply at some public meeting areas and military physicians offices, the group said.
Labels: DADT, magazines, military
The publishers of Outserve Magazine have received permission to distribute the gay-oriented title on Army and Air Force bases beginning next month.
