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Pentagon to Cut 20% of General and Admiral Roles

Pete Hegseth
New York Post

The Pentagon plans to cut 20% of general and admiral roles as part of an anti-bureaucracy push, according to a department official, with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth expected to unveil the plans in his State of the Force address.

What happened

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth plans to reduce the number of general and admiral roles in the Pentagon by 20%. This move is part of an effort to decrease bureaucracy and streamline the military. The reduction is expected to be announced during Hegseth's State of the Force address at the Marine Corps Base in Quantico, Virginia.

The planned reduction is a significant increase from the 10% reduction Hegseth called for last year. The Secretary of War has already approved a plan to cut flag officer and general positions across the Air Force, Army, and Navy, with the goal of completing this by January 1 of next year.

Throughout his tenure, Hegseth has removed over two dozen top officials, which has drawn scrutiny from Congress. He has also implemented new rules, including waist-to-height and grooming standards, and has spoken out against what he calls

Sources

New York Post

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