US President CQ Brown launches without providing a reason and also announces the replacement of five senior officers.
US President Donald Trump launched the power, General CQ Brown as head of the chief of staff in the United States as part of the disposal of the Supreme Military Command.
“I would like to thank General Charles” CQ “Brown for more than 40 years of his service to our country, including as our current chief of chiefs of staff. He is a good noble man and a prominent leader, and I wish a great future for him and his family,” Trump has published on the social truth platform on Saturday .
The US president did not provide Braun’s rejection of immediately.
The president announced that he would nominate the nomination of retired former lieutenant Dan Dan “Razin” to Braun behind, and break the traditions by withdrawing someone from retirement to become the best military officer.
But Brown, a former fighter pilot who held orders in the Middle East and Asia and the second black officer who holds this position, was shot in the past after his general support to Black Lives Matter in the wake of the killing of the police from Black Man George Floyd, which made him a mind to fight the administration against “wake up culture And pay for diversity.
Defense Minister Beit Higseth had previously suggested that Brown had obtained this position because he was black.
Launching a “massacre”
In addition to the shooting of Brown, Higseth announced that the head of the Admiral Maritime Operations, Lisa Franchiti, and Deputy Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Jim Slav, was also being abandoned.
Franchiti, who led at all sea levels, has become the second officer launched by the Trump administration.
Heidi Zhao Castro from the island from Washington, DC, said the Democrats are shooting the best copper in the Pentagon “massacre.”
“In general, the Pentagon loses six members of the best copper, which again represents a break from tradition in the non -partisan American army,” Castro explained.
Democratic Senator Jacques Reid from the Senate Armed Services Committee condemned the shooting of Brown as a “kind of political loyalty test.”
“Or for reasons related to diversity and gender that has nothing to do with performance, it leads to the erosion of trust and professional competence that our service needs to achieve their duties.”
Since his arrival in his post, Trump has paid a series of mass shootings at the upper levels of the government. Starting next week, the Pentagon plans to reduce 5,400 civil surveillance workers.
