Soon, soldiers born male might be seen wearing make-up, false eyelashes and a woman's dress while doing their job deterring America's enemies. What's more, certain gender reassignment surgeries will be provided free of charge to deviant soldiers, at taxpayers' expense, of course.

Soldiers are highly respected around the world for dedicating their lives to fighting for their country in times of need, and giving their lives for their country if necessary. It’s no coincidence that soldiers are usually very tough, and the training is often so difficult that a significant proportion of ordinary citizens would not be able to complete it. So far, the United States has been no different. But the once world-famous tough soldiers have recently been ridiculed by Joe Biden’s administration and the gender lobby.

A recent Department of Defense document reveals that transgender service members are entitled to a maximum of 300 days off duty if they undergo gender reassignment surgery.

The time frame, of course, depends on the nature of the surgery and how long doctors recommend for recovery. The memo also outlines what other treatments and surgeries transgender troops can receive at Womack Army Medical Center (WAMC) at taxpayer expense. Womack Army Medical Center is a United States Army military hospital located at Fort Liberty near Fayetteville, North Carolina. The facility was named after Medal of Honor recipient Bryant H. Womack.

The document said after 12 months of hormone therapy, transgender service members can request surgical care, such as “upper” and “bottom” surgery but they can also receive surgery without first undergoing hormone therapy at taxpayers expense.

Buttock and vocal cord surgeries are exceptions to covered benefits, so those „tough” transgender soldiers who want bottom surgery or voice feminisation surgery must must dig into their own pockets to pay for te intervention. However, it’s good news that laser hair removal, if necessary, could be a covered benefit.

However, insanity does not end here. The memo said that it could take between 9-18 months to complete a gender transition, and during that time, a service member can request exception to policy so that

men can wear women’s uniforms (and vice versa) even before transitioning, put on make-up and use women’s living quarters, toilets and shower facilities. In addition, male soldiers who wish to continue the service as women are exempted from the fitness testing for men and must instead comply with requirements set for women.

Although transgender troops must get the exact timeline of their treatment approved by their unit commanders, their superiors may not deny medically necessary care. All in all, the treatment plan is just a way of informing superiors when and how long for a particular soldier will remain in a non-deployable status.