Army’s Top Enlisted Leader in Washington, D.C. Fired After Investigation Allegedly “Due to a Loss of Trust and Confidence in Her Leadership”

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Army’s Top Enlisted Leader in Washington, D.C. Fired After Investigation Allegedly “Due to a Loss of Trust and Confidence in Her Leadership” (www.thegatewaypundit.com)

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. . Despite her extensive and commendable service record, she was abruptly removed following an administrative investigation. However, the specifics of this investigation have been conspicuously withheld from the public. . . The firing of Knapp marks the second high-profile dismissal of a command sergeant major within the Army in the span of just one month. On July 16th, Command Sgt. Maj. Matthew Carlson of the 173rd Airborne Brigade was similarly removed from his post in Italy, also for the vague reason of “loss of trust and confidence in his leadership,” according to Military.com.

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Making room for DEI hires? >. . Despite her extensive and commendable service record, she was abruptly removed following an administrative investigation. However, the specifics of this investigation have been conspicuously withheld from the public. . . The firing of Knapp marks the second high-profile dismissal of a command sergeant major within the Army in the span of just one month. On July 16th, Command Sgt. Maj. Matthew Carlson of the 173rd Airborne Brigade was similarly removed from his post in Italy, also for the vague reason of “loss of trust and confidence in his leadership,” according to Military.com. [Archive](https://archive.today/BfcOt)

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