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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth summoned more than 800 military leaders from all over the world to a base in Quantico, Virginia, on Tuesday morning — only to dress them down. Pacing back and forth against the backdrop of a giant American flag in the highly unusual (and televised) convening of military brass, Hegseth declared it “completely unacceptable to see fat generals and admirals” in the military. Even though Hegseth’s main qualification for Trump’s Cabinet seems to have been his time...

Here’s the scariest part about Tuesday’s military pep rally: President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — in their focus on grooming, fitness standards and “the enemy within” — seem oblivious to the reality that 21st-century combat will be dominated by drones and artificial intelligence, plus commanders who understand these high-tech weapons. America’s generals and admirals sat stone-faced as they listened to Trump and Hegseth. They had been summoned to Washington at a moment...

The hysteria surrounding the news that the secretary of defense had summoned nearly all American general and flag officers and their senior enlisted advisers to Quantico, Va., was a sight to behold. Speculation in the press ranged, ludicrously, from the idea that Pete Hegseth would require the generals to swear a new loyalty oath to President Trump to that the secretary planned to use the opportunity to publicly fire disfavored officers. The reality was more mundane, which is not to say that...