#military-policy

#military-policy

The dismissal of DOJ lawyers and Trump's executive orders signal a shift towards loyalty over justice and equity in government.

Trump's actions highlight a potential undermining of long-standing policies in the military.

McConnell criticizes Trump's choice of military appointees, labeling them 'amateur isolationists' and questioning their qualifications.

The inclusion of women in all military combat roles has produced both success stories and challenges regarding physical standards and equality in outcomes.

The Trump administration plans to create a militarized buffer zone on the southern border allowing troops to detain unauthorized migrants.

The Justice Department has dismissed lawyers involved in prosecuting Trump, reflecting the administration's efforts to eliminate perceived threats.

Trump signed executive orders targeting military DEI initiatives and reinstating troops dismissed for vaccine refusal.

The US military is purging DEI content including images related to the Enola Gay, following Trump-era orders.

Trump's executive order claims DEI undermines military cohesion and meritocracy.

The Pentagon is removing DEI-related content to promote unity and merit over diversity.

Defense Secretary Hegseth criticizes DEI initiatives as divisive, claiming they threaten military cohesion.

The U.S. Defense Secretary's memo seeks to eliminate DEI initiatives in military admissions, affecting race-conscious considerations.

The DoD removed Jackie Robinson's honor article due to DEI content despite its historical significance, contrasting with other articles still live.

The removal is part of a broader directive to eliminate DEI influences from military communications.

Major progress in CDU/CSU and SPD talks to strengthen Germany's military and infrastructure; however, significant differences in defense strategy remain.

Keir Starmer is prepared to send British troops to Ukraine to ensure peace, marking a shift in UK military policy.

The number of transgender troops in the military is significantly lower than previous estimates, with only 4,240 currently serving.