In the US Army, Hormone Level Testing Is Used to Check the Combat Readiness of Soldiers
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The United States has been in a protracted war for months, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been facing criticism for decisions that, according to the article, have weakened the military, drained its resources and deepened the strategic consequences of the conflict.
The Iran War, which was supposed to be short and inexpensive for the United States, is still ongoing after nearly 7 months; meanwhile, Pete Hegsett's policies in the US Army, from the dismissal of commanders to the testosterone testing plan, have faced increasing criticism.
The Pentagon has released new official guidelines that will require male members of the US armed forces over the age of 30 to be tested for testosterone deficiency. The program was announced by US Defense Secretary Pete Hegsett back in July, stating that the goal is to enable members of the military to function at "the absolute highest level." After they […] The post AMERICAN SOLDIERS HAVE TO TAKE TESTOSTERONE TEST: The Minister of Defense intro…
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced in July that a new program was needed to screen soldiers for "testosterone deficiency" which allegedly prevents them from performing at their "absolute best".
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