Trump signed several orders to reshape the U.S. military

US President Donald Trump signed several administrative orders focusing on reshaping the US military.

A order was signed on the evening of Monday to prohibit the diversity in the army, fairness and inclusive (DEI) initiative. It will eliminate racial or gender preferences in the armed forces, the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Land and Safety.

Another more than 8,000 service personnel who were discharged from the rejection of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The White House added that the third administrative order officials formulated the policy of cross -gender forces. The lawsuit will not immediately prohibit cross -sex service members.

The fourth order requires the development of the “American Round Dome”-similar to Israel used in the Middle EastThe White House said that it has been announced that it has signed a memorial to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Oswelin concentration camp.

The execution command was signed by Trump on the Air Force No. 1.

Deleting the DEI plan from the federal government was one of the Trump's central campaign commitments-he quickly performed a campaign when he took office last week.

The DEI plan aims to promote the participation of people from various backgrounds in the workplace.

Their supporters said they resolved insufficient historical persons and discrimination of some groups including racial minority groups, but critics said that this plan itself can discriminate.

The Trump administration claims that taking these measures from the U.S. military will help improve the recruitment level.

Defense officials have previously stated that in the 2023 fiscal year, the military department has missed the recruitment target of 41,000 personnel.

Pete Hegseth, US Secretary of Defense, promised to cancel a similar initiative of the military and told reporters on Monday that “there is more execution orders.”

The order includes the ban on the discriminatory race or gender preferences of any branch of the government, the Ministry of Defense or the Ministry of Land and Safety.

In addition, any bureaucracy related to DEI will be canceled from these departments.

It is not clear which specific programs will be affected by orders.

In a report in December 2020, the diversity and tolerance committee of the department suggested to take multiple steps, including deleting the “ability test disorders that have adverse effects on diversity”, and “cultivate diversity and inclusiveness and tolerance The value is included in leadership and professional courses. “

Last weekend, it was reported that the US Air Force was reviewing the materials of the role of black and female pilots in the training plan during the Second World War, which was part of the Dei DEI order.

But on Sunday, military officials clarified that certain courses would not be deleted from basic military training.

Trump said during the June campaign that military purpose was to “win war and not be awakened.”

Hergus told reporters on Monday that the army's work was “fatal, preparation and war.”

He added: “Military training will concentrate on what we are on the court to prevent the enemy from need.”

This move is part of the larger scope of deleting DEI practice from federal labor.

After taking office, Trump immediately ordered the administrative leave immediately.

The White House was given to them until the next day the Standard time of Grindini was 17:00 EST (Greenwich Standard Time 2200) before closing the office and planning.

Trump said under the order that these plans were “dangerous, degraded and immoral.”

On Monday, the Department of Veterans also stated that last week's efforts to execute Trump's orders to implement DEI from the federal workplace, and nearly 60 employees have been placed.

The department said in a statement that employee's salary-only focused on DEI initiative-jointly paid about $ 8 million, an average of about $ 136,000 (£ 109,000) per year. A employee earns $ 220,000 a year.

Trump also signed an administrative order instructing the military to formulate policies about the transsexual forces and update any guidance on the theme.

The White House Overview Manual uses “cross -gender” instead of transsexuals.

It is unclear how many cross-sex personnel services in the US military are unclear-although the previous estimated number of researchers was 9,000 to 15,000.

As part of the command, pronouns will be prohibited throughout the Ministry of National Defense, and the use of facilities specified as women will be clearly prohibited.

In 2021, the then President Joe Biden Signed a command that allows transgender people to serve in the army And prevents discharge based on gender.

During most of Trump's term of office of the White House, transgender personnel were banned from joining or serving, unless they were exempted.

The Trump administration claims that members who have undergone transition surgery are usually unable to afford their physical requirements-they may harm military preparations. The White House did not provide evidence of this claim, and the Broadcasting Corporation has contacted the Pentagon.

Sparta (Sparta) is an organization advocated by cross -gender military personnel. He criticized this order saying that cross -gender forces had served in the battle area and “proved them” the ability to operate by military forces.

“Although some transsexual troops have indeed surgery, the recovery time and cost are rare, and the plan does not affect deployment or task preparations.”

Fulton added: “The preparation and physical ability of cross -sex service members are no different from the preparation of other service members and the physical ability.”

In 2017, Palm Center (an independent research organization) estimated that the cost of evacuating about 10,000 transgender forces from the army was about 960 million US dollars.

The third-level command restored U.S. military personnel discharged from being discharged from the vaccination of COVID-19 during the refusal to accept the popularity period.

These service members will restore all salary and welfare and get their predecessors.

Trump said in his inaugural speech that these service personnel were “fired unfairly.”

About 8,000 U.S. military personnel were retired for vaccines between 2021 and 2023-only 43 of them recovered 43 before Trump returned to the White House.

A former senior Pentagon official (the situation of unwilling to disclose the name) told Broadcasting Corporation that they refused the situation of the vaccine and the difference between damage to the “good order” and discipline.

The official claimed that the restoration of the army was “related” and said that he was worried that this might have a precedent to withdraw from other vaccines, such as providing a vaccine with yellow fever or smallpox to the service members.