People FREAK As ‘Mad Dog’ James Mattis Removes 1 Thing From Each Military Branch
People are freaking out after Secretary of Defense James Mattis made a huge announcement.
He said that he is removing one thing from each branch of our military.
This is going to be revolutionary.
Mattis just made a move to clean out the military and remove personnel from each branch that just can’t cut it. The new policy that is being implemented by the Pentagon under his directions, will ensure that service members who have not been deployable for over a year are going to be removed from service.
According to our source, Mad World News, the new policy is being described as a way to ensure that the deployment burden within the armed forces is fairly shared. Mattis was careful to include certain exceptions to the new policy for pregnant or wounded warriors to prevent the dismissal of service members who are not deployable for some reason.
“People who’ve been injured and not returned to duty. People who have — and I’m not talking about combat injured now. That’s a separate category. But people who are, just for one reason or another, are not able to deploy with their units,” Mattis said. “It was a significant number, and the Army brought their concerns forward. The other services also highlighted the concerns,” he added.
“The bottom line is, we expect everyone to carry their share of the load, and you know, sometimes things happen, people bust their legs in training or they’re in a car accident, we understand that and if they — sometimes that even takes months of recovery. We understand that. But this is a deployable military. It’s a lethal military that aligns with our allies and partners. If you can’t go overseas … carry a combat load, then obviously someone else has got to go. I want this spread fairly and equitably across the force.”
“If they were wounded in combat, and they want to stay in and they’ve lost their leg or something like this, and they can’t be a paratrooper anymore, then we’ll find a place to use them. That’s a special category. They’ve earned that special status.”
“Otherwise, you’re either deployable, or you need to find something else to do. I’m not going to have some people deploying, you know, constantly, and then other people who seem to not pay that price to be in the U.S. military.”
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