US Military to Toughen Standards, 'Prepare for War'
An unprecedented meeting of military personnel from around the world, including the US, gathered at Quantico in Virginia last month. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called for new standards, including 'male-level physical standards' for combat roles, grooming, and professional appearance. The conference was unusual for its size and short notice.
Hegseth, known for advocating a 'warrior ethos', urged military leaders to prepare for potential news today. He acknowledged that these new standards might exclude some women from combat jobs. The Pentagon chief reminded senior leaders that their 'sole mission' is to wage war, prepare for it, and strive for victory.
Those who fail to meet the new standards may need to explore alternative career paths within or outside the military.
The September conference at Quantico marked a significant shift in military standards, with Hegseth emphasizing the need for preparedness. While the impact on individual careers remains to be seen, the military braces for change, aiming to uphold its core mission.
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