Moving U.S. Space Command to Alabama
Trump is anticipated to move U.S. Space Command to Alabama, as he had desired before President Joe Biden decided to keep it in Colorado. The search for a permanent location began in 2019 when the command, which oversees satellite defense and military space assets, was re-established. Trump later claimed he influenced the Pentagon’s announcement near the end of his term that it would relocate to Redstone Arsenal in Alabama.
To allow him to execute his initial plan to relocate Space Command from its temporary headquarters in Colorado Springs to Huntsville, Alabama, lawmakers have been hoping that Trump will win.
Because Alabama is a strong Republican state with a strong military presence and infrastructure, Trump believes it will also be a great place to have the Space Command headquarters. However many claim that it is fully operational and that moving it would seriously jeopardize the national security mission.
Changing civilian workers with his true supporters
Trump could hire those who back him to replace experienced civilian employees at the Pentagon. Despite not being in the military, these employees—known as career civil servants—have years of specialized training and expertise.
Some Trump supporters want to fire thousands of these employees and replace them with conservatives through executive orders or new regulations. Experts are concerned that the Pentagon may suffer long-term consequences if these seasoned employees leave. What do you think about this loyalty over expertise plan?
2 thoughts on “Trump’s Return: Potential Pentagon Rebuild”
The trouble with the liberal Ds is that they think they’re the smartest over everyone else. Conservatives can be just as smart if not smarter and maybe there will be less leaks to the press, or to spies.
I. Hope President Trump gets rid of Our Generals with their Chinese Counter Parts that are on Speedial