It’s official: DoD releases new ‘deploy or get out’ policy

The Department of Defense announced a new military killing policy on Wednesday to begin the process of separating service personnel that could not be deployed for the past 12 months or more.

Responsible and prepared Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Wilkie told the Senate on Wednesday that "This new policy is a 12 month deployment or revocation policy." "But there are exceptions."

As reported by the Military Times earlier, there will be exceptions such as pregnancy. The medical committee reviews injured people and these services retain the ability to provide exceptions to injured fighters.

"The situation we are facing today is actually quite different from what we encountered after the Second World War," Wilkie told the staff and preparations of the Senate Armed Services Committee Subcommittee. "On any day, about 13% to 14% troops can not be medically deployed, which is about 286,000 members."

Mr. Wilkie said the new policy is the result of the Memorandum of Understanding by Jim Matisse Defense Minister on July 21. "All people involved in the service will deploy services on a global scale"

Mr. Wilkie says that 14% of the employees can not work compared to 14% of the troops can not be placed on Amazon's Jeff Bezos who entered the company on Christmas day.

Mr. Wilkie acknowledged several deployable issues for "us", such as unit leaders, which all members of the service under the leader could not reliably receive all necessary dental and medical services It was.

However, "Another thing I saw is that there are too many medical exemptions in the recruitment process," Wilkie says. "These service members follow the medical condition when they join the service during career development and need to resolve this problem."

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