Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s purge of the United States military continues to escalate, even as he and President Donald Trump attempt to buy its loyalty. On Tuesday, the Army announced that Gen. Christopher T. Donahue — commanding general of U.S. Army Europe and Africa, and commander of NATO’s Allied Land Command — will step down in July after only 18 months in the job. As one of the Army’s most respected officers, Donahue’s removal is especially striking given the administration’s pivot away from NATO and Europe. He joins a growing roster of distinguished officers who have been pushed out…
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