Utah’s transgender military vets are stunned by Trump’s reinstatement of service ban

Military • Former soldiers who served when transgender people weren’t allowed to be open about their identity say they dread a return to those times.

Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune Sue Robbins, left, and Angie Rice are two transgender women and both served in the military. They're speaking out against President Donald Trump's opposition to transgender people serving, Wednesday, July 26, 2017.

Utah’s transgender military vets are stunned by Trump’s reinstatement of service ban

Military • Former soldiers who served when transgender people weren’t allowed to be open about their identity say they dread a return to those times.

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