Brawn and beards: Hegseth to review military fitness and grooming
The review will include standards for physical fitness, body composition and grooming, including beards, which are currently not allowed in the military, apart from some religious exemptions, according to a memo from Hegseth dated Wednesday. It will probe "why those standards changed and the impact of those changes," according to the memo.
Pete Hegseth moving to relax rules of engagement
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Pete Hegseth shutters Pentagon office that helped military leaders plan for possible future wars - The office is often ...
The Office of Net Assessment opened more than 50 years ago and developed concepts for possible conflict with U.S. adversaries ...
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America is prepared to go to war with China, Defense Secretary Hegseth warned Wednesday — after the Chinese government ...
Hegseth took another step in distancing the Department of Defense from the ideologies and policies of the previous ...
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Hegseth’s Patriarchal Vision Will Make the U.S. Military Less EffectiveTrump’s defense secretary has vowed to eradicate “wokeness” from the U.S. military. His justifications are all based on false ...
The Defense Department initially told employees to "pause any response" to OPM's request for a list of their work ...
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Senate confirms Trump’s pick for deputy secretary of defenseThe Senate voted Friday to confirm Stephen Feinberg, a billionaire investor, as the deputy secretary of defense, instilling ...
A memo released on Wednesday directs the under secretary of defense for personnel and readiness to review how the standards have changed since January 2015.
The Department of Defense is reallocating hundreds of billions in budget spending over the next several years.
Multiple U.S. officials tell CBS News that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a directive to U.S. Cyber Command last month ...
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