Army suspends female commander after Trump portrait found flipped around
- The U.S. Army suspended Sheyla Baez Ramirez, Fort McCoy's first female commander.
- This suspension occurred after portraits of President Trump and Secretary Hegseth were found flipped.
- Baez Ramirez assumed command of the Wisconsin training base in July 2024.
- "An investigation has begun," one source stated about the incident.
- The Army is conducting a review to determine exactly what happened.
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Wisconsin Army base commander suspended after Trump, Hegseth portraits not shown
Fort McCoy | Photo by Henry Redman/Wisconsin ExaminerThe commander of Fort McCoy, a military base near Sparta, Wisconsin, has been suspended after a controversy over the base not displaying portraits of President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. In a statement, the U.S. Army said that Col. Sheyla Baez Ramirez had been suspended as garrison commander at Fort McCoy. The statement said that the suspension “is not related to any mis…
US Army Reserve: Suspension of Fort McCoy commander not tied to Trump portrait tampering
The U.S Army Reserve says the suspension of a commander at Wisconsin's Fort McCoy isn't tied to an investigation of pictures of President Donald Trump and U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth being tampered with. The post US Army Reserve: Suspension of Fort McCoy commander not tied to Trump portrait tampering appeared first on WPR.
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