Former joint chief of staff’s president said goodbye to a heart post on social networks
For days after he was fired President Donald Trump, Former joint chief of chairman of the CQ Brown Air Force General has taken to social media to express gratitude for his time in the army.
“I am inspired to serve my father, who said to me, ‘For four years in the army he will not hurt you. “Four years have turned into four decades, surrounded by the finest members of the service and civilians from all over our nation,” Brown published LinkedIn.
Brown wrote that his “special honor” was to end his military career of the president of the common chiefs and that he used his position to focus on war, modernization and trust.
“The obligation of common force for our safety has never been more critical. I am convinced that you will continue to decide in defense of our nation,” Brown wrote in part.
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Air Force General CQ Brown took off to social media to express his gratitude for his military career after President Donald Trump freed him his position by president of the joint bosses. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)
Brown was the second black general who performed the post of president of the common chief, after now the late general. Colin Powell’s The term from 1989 to 1993 served in this position 16 months before Trump’s decision to release him.
“I want to thank General Charles ‘CQ’ Brown for more than 40 years of service to our country, including our current president of the joint bosses. For him and his family,” Trump announced on social networks.
President Donald Trump described General CQ of Brown as “a fine gentleman and an extraordinary leader” after he was released by his position. (Getty Images)
Trump said he would nominate retired air force Lieutenant Dan “Level” Caine be the next president.
Caine is a pilot of the F-16, which served on active duty and in the National Guard. Recently, he has also been an associate director of military affairs at CIA, as stated in his military biography.
The president of the joint staff chiefs, the CQ Brown Air Force General, was the second black general who served in that position, after the Colin Powell nomination in 1989. (Joint staff chiefs)
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The movement of the appointment of Caine was controversial because it did not hold key tasks that were established by law as prerequisites for work, although this request could be renounced if “the president determines that such an action is needed in national interest,” ” According to the American code.
