Pete Hegseth just ordered a 20% cut of the military's highest-ranking officers
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has proposed significant reductions in the number of general and flag officers within the US military, targeting a minimum 20% decrease in four-star positions and 10% overall cuts. He believes more high-ranking officers do not equate to greater success and aims to streamline leadership for better strategic readiness and effectiveness. This initiative is a part of a broader conversation involving the Joint Chiefs of Staff and reflects ongoing efforts to manage defense spending more efficiently.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth advocates for streamlining leadership in the US military by reducing general and flag officer positions to enhance operational effectiveness.
Hegseth emphasized that more generals and admirals do not guarantee success, proposing a thoughtful reduction of the ranks, not a punitive measure.
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