The RAF's first openly transgender officer says competence trumps prejudice with her fellow soldiers

The World | Oct 21, 2014
After serving in the military as a man for nearly two decades, Caroline Paige became the Royal Air Force's first openly transgender officer in 1998. She says her colleagues have accepted her like any other officer, and she wants to help lift bans on transgender people serving in places like the United States.

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