Hegseth Ends Civilian Tenure For Military Academies In Bid To Boost Warfighters Over Academics
WASHINGTON — The United States will no longer appoint civilian employees to tenured positions at United States military academies, The Daily Wire can first report. The move is intended to refocus military academies on “warfighter education,
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WASHINGTON — The United States will no longer appoint civilian employees to tenured positions at United States military academies, The Daily Wire can first report. The move is intended to refocus military academies on “warfighter education,” Secretary of War Pete Hegseth shared in a Tuesday memo to senior Pentagon officials.
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