Dod triggers a fitness examination, calls Mark Milleya ‘Corpulent’ in the midst of push for stricter standards
Piss Secretary Pentagon, John Ullyot, directed the shot of former president of the common chief Mark Milley, as he explained the defense secretary Pete Hegsetth’s A new examination of physical fitness and nurturing standard.
“Unfortunately, the High Standards of the US Army about the body compositions and other measuring data have eroded in recent years, especially during the term of the former president of the joint boss Mark Milley, who gave a bad example through his personal corporulence. The Hegeth Secretary is dedicated to the renewal of high standards, and this review is the first step.”
Pentagon Revised Milley’s security detail and approval at the end of January.
The examination comes after the secretary expresses the concern that the fitness standards have eroded and questioned whether unmarked standards for men and women influence.
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Ret. General Mark Milley performed the duty of the 20th chairman of the joint chief of staff from October 1, 2019 to 29 September 2023. (Chip Somodeville/Getty Images)
Memo especially calls for beard protocols.
It directs Podsekretar defense for staff and willingness to view “existing standards set by military departments related to physical fitness, body composition and nurture, which includes but not limited to beards.”
Memo directs an examination to examine how the standards have changed since 2015.
“Our troops will be suitable – not fat. Our troops will look sharp – not messy. We are looking for only quality – not quotas,” Hegsetth wrote in a post on X late on Wednesday.
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“High standards of the US army about the body composition and other measuring data have eroded in recent years, especially during the term of the former president of the common chief Mark Milley, who gave a bad example from the top through his personal corruption,” said Dod John Ullyot spokesman. (Alex Brandon – Pool/Getty Images)
“It will be part of one of the first things we do in the pentagon-predicts it in a native neutral way-old that ensures readiness and meritocracy are front and central,” Hegsetth promised in January.
In December 2015, the army opened all the combat roles for women. In a subcastic interview shortly before he was eavesdropped on as a secretary, Hegsetth said that “now they should not have women in combat roles.” But during a certificate hearing, he explained that in terrestrial roles, women should fill the same standards as men.
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“Whether it’s a man or a woman, they have to fill in the same high standards,” he said. “In any place where these things have been eroded or courses or criteria have been changed to fulfill quotas. This is about examination. Can’t women have access to fighting for the country.”
The examination could lead to changes in the ARMY combat fitness test, which is currently evaluated under the requirements specific to age and gender. This became a standard fitness test of the 2023 army, after a decade of the physical fitness test that imposed the same standards for men and women.
The current test requires that men between the ages of 17 and 21 last two miles in 22 minutes, and women of the same age to do so in 23 minutes and 22 seconds.
Pentagon assesses the tests of physical fitness and whether their standards of readiness are fulfilled. (Reuters/Lucas Jackson)
Service branches have begun to accommodate recruits that have not fulfilled physical fitness standards in recent years as a way to resolve employment crisis. The army and navy offered to train the camp before the boot for those who did not fulfill physical fitness or test results. But these recruits had to meet the same standards to graduate in training courses and serve.
“When I was In the army, We threw out good soldiers that naked women tattooed on their hands, and today we relax the shaving standards, dreadlocks, men and direct obesity, “Hegsetth wrote in his book” War Warriors “.
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“In part, the standards had to go … because of the capital,” he added.
The services branches have started to allow troupes to deal with different hairstyles, to a large extent because of members of women’s services who claimed that a narrow narrow, low bun lead to hair loss. In recent years, the army has started to allow corishes and bandages after members of women’s services have claimed that hairstyles are cheaper and easier to maintain.
