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Transgender Australian Army: “Abbott and I are close”

Started by Amelia Pond, September 24, 2013, 08:26:10 AM

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Rachel85

Maybe not alarming, we can be a little vocal (some more than others, 12,874 posts Cindy by my count) :)

Because I've moved around so much Adelaide people think I'm from the Gold Coast, the Gold Coast think I'm from Sydney, Sydney people think I'm from New Zealand (It's the accent, or more to the point the "proper" way we speak in Adelaide :) )
I don't think I even know where I'm from any more... Not Tasmania. That much I know :p
And yes, there is definitely something in the water. There are a lot of things in Adelaide water. It is a lot better since I was little though!

Quote from: Cindy on September 27, 2013, 03:09:36 AM

And the Brits! - it was said the sun will never set on the British Empire - and that was because even God didn't trust the Brit's in the dark!!


Remind me never to challenge you to a game of wit Cindy :)
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Carlita

Quote from: Cindy on September 27, 2013, 03:09:36 AM
Well we just won the America's Cup for the Yanks!

The skipper of Oracle is an Aussie.


True, but he only started winning once he had a five-time Olympic gold medal-winning Brit thinking up the tactics and giving him his orders! ;)
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Emmaline

Body... meet brain.  Now follow her lead and there will be no more trouble, you dig?



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Patty_M

Quote from: Jenny07 on September 26, 2013, 07:21:00 AM
Nothing interesting at all going on here.

The fact that she was able to transition without getting booted from the army is something interesting.  The Canadians and Brits also allow trans people to serve. 

While Prince William was in the service he was in a search and rescue unit. His pilot, Ayla Holdom, was transsexual.  She also attended the royal wedding along with the rest of the helicopter crew.

Given the animosity shown to trans people in the military in this country I find Lt Col Cate McGregor's service in the Australian army very interesting.
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judithlynn

Hi not al in Adelaide, there are quite a few of us in Melbourne too.
Hugs
:-*
Hugs



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Emmaline

I am thinking of a Melbourne move post going full time. 
Body... meet brain.  Now follow her lead and there will be no more trouble, you dig?



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Carlita

Quote from: Patty_M on October 02, 2013, 02:40:35 PM
The fact that she was able to transition without getting booted from the army is something interesting.  The Canadians and Brits also allow trans people to serve. 

While Prince William was in the service he was in a search and rescue unit. His pilot, Ayla Holdom, was transsexual.  She also attended the royal wedding along with the rest of the helicopter crew.

Given the animosity shown to trans people in the military in this country I find Lt Col Cate McGregor's service in the Australian army very interesting.

I never knew that. How incredibly cool!
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