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politics1 year ago

Trump Nominates Businessman John Phelan as Navy Secretary

President-elect Donald Trump has nominated John Phelan, a businessman with no military experience, as the next secretary of the Navy. If confirmed, Phelan would be the first non-veteran in 15 years to hold the position, overseeing a vast workforce and budget. Trump praised Phelan's business acumen and leadership skills, emphasizing his commitment to the 'America First' vision. Phelan's appointment contrasts with the recent trend of veterans holding the role, as 20 of the last 26 Navy secretaries were veterans.

via NBC News|
#donald-trump#john-phelan#military-experience
politics1 year ago

Controversy Erupts Over Trump's Fox News Defense Secretary Pick

Pentagon officials are alarmed by President-elect Donald Trump's nomination of Fox News personality Pete Hegseth as defense secretary, citing his lack of experience managing large organizations. Hegseth, who has military experience but has only led a small nonprofit, would oversee a vast military and civilian workforce. Concerns include his ability to handle complex national security issues and the potential impact on other Pentagon appointments. Critics worry about his focus on performative issues rather than substantive national security matters.

via POLITICO|
#defense-secretary#donald-trump#military-experience
crime2 years ago

"Examining the Link Between Lewiston Mass Shooter's Brain and CTE"

Tissue samples from the brain of the Lewiston mass shooter, who killed 18 people in Maine, have been sent for testing for chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). Robert Card, a US Army reservist and certified firearms instructor, had a history of military experience and had been ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation prior to the shooting. CTE is a neurological disorder caused by repeated blows to the head and can only be diagnosed after death. Results from the tests are expected in six to eight months.

via CNN|
#brain-tissue#crime#cte
politics2 years ago

"Sen. Tuberville's Actions on Military Promotions Raise Concerns Over Readiness and Leadership"

US Senator Tommy Tuberville, a former college football coach with no military experience, claimed in an interview that "there is nobody more military than me." Tuberville is currently blocking promotions for high-ranking military officials due to his opposition to the Department of Defense's policy on abortion. He defended his decision, stating that it wouldn't harm recruitment or military readiness. Tuberville also declined to condemn white nationalism as inherently racist when questioned about it.

via Business Insider|
#abortion-policy#military-experience#politics