LGBTQ+
Everyone in the Army, no matter what their sexual orientation or gender identity, has the right to be treated fairly with dignity and respect.
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ+) Soldiers serve throughout the Army's corps and regiments playing their part in the country's security.
LGBTQ+ personnel have the same terms and conditions as everyone else; this includes parental benefits and pension arrangements for same-sex spouses or civil partners.
The Army welcomes transgender personnel and all who apply to join the Army must meet the same mental and physical entry standard as any other candidate.
The Army LGBTQ+ Forum exists to ensure that all LGBTQ+ serving personnel can find advice and support with issues that affect their daily lives.
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Why Pride Matters event - Join us 9 June
Hear from real soldiers about serving as LGBTQ+ in today’s Army. From lived experience and everyday life to progress, myths and modern Army values. Join us for an honest conversation and a live Q&A to answer your questions.
Register for eventI have always been open about being gay and my partner has been made very welcome by my colleagues; I think I receive more respect for being open about who I am.
Captain Rowland
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