Military Prepares for First Executions in Sixty Years

The Army’s preparing for a historic moment — codenamed “Operation Resolute Justice” — to execute four military death row inmates for the first time in over 60 years. With detailed plans to move prisoners from Fort Leavenworth to a federal execution site in Indiana, the military is rehearsing for a scenario that could be ordered by the president, who holds the final say. These drills, ongoing for two decades, outline timelines, logistics, and even media protocols — all while the White House remains silent on whether any executions will proceed. One inmate, Ronald Gray, had his death sentence approved by George W. Bush but later halted. Though federal executions surged under Trump, the current administration has paused them — yet the military remains ready, ensuring it can act swiftly if the order comes.

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