Army removes head of V Corps from command
A high-ranking general in Europe has been let go from his position. This general was in charge of a main unit that works with NATO and US forces. He had been in this role for over two years and was close to the end of his term.
The Army has confirmed that he is no longer in command, but details about the reason are not available. A spokesperson stated that the matter is being handled according to regulations. Further information about this situation can be found through news outlets that initially reported on the general's removal, such as ABC News and Task & Purpose.
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