Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has reportedly removed at least six Army officers from consideration for promotions to two-star generals, according to a source speaking anonymously. This follows a recent decision by the Pentagon chief to halt the advancement of four other Army officers who were set to reach one-star rank. The moves raise questions about the criteria and process behind these high-level military promotions. The revelations come as scrutiny intensifies over leadership decisions within the Department of Defense.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spiked the names of at least six Army officers from a list for promotions to two-star generals, a person familiar with the matter, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told The Hill Tuesday. The removals come just days after the Pentagon chief blocked promotions of four Army officers selected to ascend to one-star...
