US EditionTrump to sign executive order renaming Pentagon the Department of War
The executive order authorizes the Pentagon to use 'Department of War' as a secondary title, aiming to emphasize military strength and readiness amid ongoing policy shifts.
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order to rename the Department of Defense to the Department of War.
- The change aims to restore the 'warrior ethos' within the military, emphasizing a proactive approach to military engagement.
- Critics argue that the renaming could be costly and distract from the Pentagon's core responsibilities.
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The US Department of Defense is now called the “Department of War.” According to estimates, the name change could cost billions – and the Pentagon is questioning how the White House prioritizes, according to sources to Politico.
Pentagon officials expressed dissatisfaction with US President Donald Trump's decision to rename the department to the War Department.
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