Air Force offers up counseling, legal help to personnel affected by LGBTQ state laws

The U.S. Air Force has offered to provide member families personally affected by the recent slew of restrictive LGBTQ+ state legislation with medical and legal help should they need it, HuffPost reports.

The military branch also offered to assist its service members in relocating from states with LGBTQ measures parents find harmful to their child's mental or physical health. Personnel was informed of the offer late last month, HuffPost writes, noting reporting from Federal News Network. The Air Force is right now the only military branch to do this.