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Fourteen U.S. Army leaders fired or suspended at Fort Hood | Dallas Weekly

  • Dec 8, 2020
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Fourteen U.S. Army leaders, including commanders and other leaders at Fort Hood have been fired or suspended in an effort to correct a years-long culture of sexual assault and a pattern of violence at the base, Army officials said Tuesday.

Source: Dallas Weekly
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