Soldiers reprentg the lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr and queer muny virtually celebrated Pri Month Thursday
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- U.S. ARMED FORC LOR GUARD TO MARCH GAY PRI PARA D.C.; LLED A FIRST NATNWI
- RABOW FLAGS WILL NOT BE FLOWN ON ARY BAS FOR GAY PRI MONTH, PENTAGON SAYS
U.S. ARMED FORC LOR GUARD TO MARCH GAY PRI PARA D.C.; LLED A FIRST NATNWI
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RABOW FLAGS WILL NOT BE FLOWN ON ARY BAS FOR GAY PRI MONTH, PENTAGON SAYS
WASHINGTON -- Soldiers reprentg the lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr and queer muny virtually celebrated Pri Month Thursday as part of a discsn that marked another step the Army’s growg regnn toward the LGBTQ muny.