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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s surprise removal of nine Navy officers—including three women—has ignited alarm across the military, raising fears of a hidden career ceiling for women in leadership. Despite Pentagon assurances that promotions are strictly merit-based and unaffected by gender or race, the move undermines longstanding tradition and follows Hegseth’s controversial past remarks questioning women’s combat readiness and suitability for top roles. His actions—including ousting Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the Navy’s first female top officer—signal a troubling pattern of political interference, chilling morale among female service members and prompting many to reconsider whether to serve or stay in the military.
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