Another Army general blows up on the launch pad (UPDATED)
This time a three-star, I am told. The usual zipper problems. More to come. UPDATE: I talked to the general in question. He says his departure is not the result of any allegation of wrongdoing but rather was planned three years ago. "There is no investigation here," he said. So it appears that I got ...
This time a three-star, I am told. The usual zipper problems. More to come.
This time a three-star, I am told. The usual zipper problems. More to come.
UPDATE: I talked to the general in question. He says his departure is not the result of any allegation of wrongdoing but rather was planned three years ago. "There is no investigation here," he said.
So it appears that I got all excited for nothing. If I hear anything different, I will let you know. But at least for now, it appears that I was misled by multiple hits on the rumor mill.
Thomas E. Ricks is a former contributing editor to Foreign Policy. Twitter: @tomricks1
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