What is the most logical completion of this news story?.

Washington (CNN) -- A magazine designed for and by gay military members may soon be displayed at military installations worldwide, an advocacy group announced Monday. "Our first objective with the magazine is to let all the gay, lesbian, bi, and trans members currently serving know that they are not alone," an active-duty officer who goes by the pseudonym JD Smith said in a statement. Smith, along with co-director Ty Walrod lead the organization known as OutServe, the group describes themselves as an underground network of actively serving military members of the United States Armed Services who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.

"Visibility is key,"

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- CNN said, who added that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print at "some larger military bases."
- JD Smith said, who added that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print at "some larger military bases."
- LGBT said, who added that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print at "some larger military bases."
- OutServe said, who added that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print at "some larger military bases."
- Smith said, who added that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print at "some larger military bases."
- Ty Walrod said, who added that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print at "some larger military bases."
- United States Armed Services said, who added that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print at "some larger military bases."
- Washington said, who added that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print at "some larger military bases."
JD Smith said, who added that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print at "some larger military bases."
Vilken är den mest logiska kompletteringen av denna nyhet?. Washington (CNN) -- En tidskrift avsedd för och av homosexuella militära medlemmar kan snart visas upp på militära installationer världen över, en intressegrupp meddelade måndag. "Vårt första mål med tidningen är att låta alla homosexuella, lesbiska, bi, och transmedlemmar som för närvarande tjänar vet att de inte är ensamma", sade en aktiv officer som går under pseudonymen JD Smith i ett uttalande. Smith, tillsammans med medregissören Ty Walrod leder organisationen känd som OutServe, beskriver gruppen sig som ett underjordiskt nätverk av aktivt tjänstgörande militära medlemmar av USA:s väpnade tjänst som identifierar sig som lesbiska, homosexuella, bisexuella eller transpersoner. "Synbarhet är nyckeln," Alternativ: - CNN sade, som tillade att OutServe hoppas att få sin nästa version tillgänglig i tryck på "några större militärbaser." - JD Smith sa, som tillade att OutServe hoppas få sin nästa version tillgänglig i tryck på "några större militärbaser". - HBTQ sa, som tillade att OutServe hoppas få sin nästa version tillgänglig i tryck på "några större militärbaser". OutServe sa att OutServe hoppas få sin nästa version tillgänglig i tryck på "några större militärbaser". Smith sa, som tillade att OutServe hoppas få sin nästa version tillgänglig i tryck på "några större militärbaser". - Ty Walrod sa, som tillade att OutServe hoppas att få sin nästa version tillgänglig i tryck på "några större militärbaser". - USA:s försvarsmakt sa, som tillade att OutServe hoppas få sin nästa version tillgänglig i tryck på "några större militärbaser." - Washington sa, som tillade att OutServe hoppas att få sin nästa version tillgänglig i tryck på "några större militärbaser".
What is the most logical addition to this novelty?. Washington (CNN) -- A magazine intended for and by gay military members can soon be displayed at military installations worldwide, an interest group announced Monday. "Our first goal with the paper is to allow all gay, lesbian, bee, and transgender members currently earning know they are not alone," said an active officer who goes under the pseudonym of JD Smith in a statement. Smith, along with co-director Ty Walrod leads the organization known as OutServe, describes the group as being an underground network of actively serving military members of the United States armed service who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. "Visibility is the key," Options: - CNN said, adding that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print on "some major military bases." JD Smith said, adding that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print on "some major military bases". - LGBTQ said, adding that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print on "some major military bases". OutServe said OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print on "some major military bases". Smith said, adding that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print on "some major military bases". - Ty Walrod said, adding that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print on "some major military bases". - The U.S. Armed Forces said, adding that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print on "some major military bases." Washington said, adding that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print on "some major military bases".
JD Smith sade, som tillade att OutServe hoppas få sin nästa version tillgänglig i tryck på "några större militärbaser."
JD Smith said, adding that OutServe hopes to have its next version available in print on "some major military bases."