cplmac
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Maintaining the trend set by turncoat shitbags like Army Chief of Staff General Ray Odierno and Joint Chief of Staff Martin Dempsey, Secretary of Defense Removal Chuck Hagel has proposed yet another massive round of cuts to the DoD this time drawing down the Army to pre-WWII levels, entirely eliminating the A-10 aircraft from service and the U-2 spyplane which for some reason remains our pre-eminent reconnaissance aircraft despite being nearly 60 years old (the SR-71 Blackbird was retired by our last two term Democrat President as was the A-10 the only other time it was retired).
"Hagel would recommend a limit on military pay raises, higher fees for health-care benefits, less generous housing allowances, and a one-year freeze on raises for top military brass."
The proposal would also cut the number of soldiers by 120,000.
Anyhow, this has become par for the course for the DoD over the past 2 years, all upper echelon civilian leadership appointed recently have been drawdown specialists from Hagel at the top to the number two at DoD Christine Fox. Christine Fox has spent her entire career as a defense beancounter and this somehow qualifies her to be the second most powerful person in the Department of Defense.
Hagel would recommend a limit on military pay raises, higher fees for health-care benefits, less generous housing allowances, and a one-year freeze on raises for top military brass.
On a very related note, 43 flag grade officers have been removed or removed themselves which has left an enormous vacuum in senior leadership which has been promptly filled with amenable officers who share the administrations policy leanings.
"Hagel would recommend a limit on military pay raises, higher fees for health-care benefits, less generous housing allowances, and a one-year freeze on raises for top military brass."
The proposal would also cut the number of soldiers by 120,000.
Anyhow, this has become par for the course for the DoD over the past 2 years, all upper echelon civilian leadership appointed recently have been drawdown specialists from Hagel at the top to the number two at DoD Christine Fox. Christine Fox has spent her entire career as a defense beancounter and this somehow qualifies her to be the second most powerful person in the Department of Defense.
Hagel would recommend a limit on military pay raises, higher fees for health-care benefits, less generous housing allowances, and a one-year freeze on raises for top military brass.
On a very related note, 43 flag grade officers have been removed or removed themselves which has left an enormous vacuum in senior leadership which has been promptly filled with amenable officers who share the administrations policy leanings.
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