The Chief of Staff of the US Air Force, General David Allwin, unexpectedly announced his resignation on Monday, despite the fact that his four-year term has not yet been completed. According to a source familiar with the details, Allwin learned of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's plans to remove him from office. This decision came as a surprise and caused a wide response in the military environment.
The resignation of General Allwin is another example of the early removal from a high—ranking position in the US armed Forces under Secretary Pete Hegseth and President Donald Trump. Such personnel changes demonstrate increased instability and tension in the upper echelons of the country's military leadership.
Some experts attribute these changes to attempts to reform the Armed Forces and strengthen control over the military. Nevertheless, the resignation of the Chief of Staff of the US Air Force remains one of the most notable personnel events of recent weeks.
General Allwin has established himself as an experienced military leader during his career, and his departure has raised questions about the future leadership of the Air Force and the country's strategic defense course. The current situation highlights the difficult challenges faced by the American command.
It is expected that the Ministry of Defense will soon announce the appointment of a new Chief of Staff of the Air Force, who will continue to work against the background of ongoing reforms and tasks to strengthen national security.
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