Army Shuffles Deck for Top Brass Performance Evaluators
Published Date: 6/5/2025
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The Department of the Army just announced the new members of its Performance Review Board, who will make sure top leaders are evaluated fairly and strongly. This update replaces all old member lists and affects senior executives in the Army. No money changes or deadlines were mentioned, but it’s a big step to keep leadership sharp and accountable.
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