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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stunned the military community by scrubbing nine Navy officers—every single woman among them—from a promotion list to one-star admirals, sparking alarm and accusations of a hidden ceiling for female leaders. This follows his earlier removal of Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the Navy’s top female officer, and two other female three-stars—all without explanation. Anonymous female officers say the moves send a chilling message, deterring future generations from pursuing command roles. While the Pentagon insists promotions are merit-based and gender-blind, the fact that Hegseth overrode approvals from multiple top military leaders raises serious questions about fairness and intent. The fallout could reshape how women—and their families—view military careers.
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