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Senior enlisted Marine Corps leader of 47,000-strong force at Camp Pendleton in California with nearly 30 years of service has been FIRED due to 'loss of trust' in his abilities
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - Sergeant Major Terrance Whitcomb was relieved of his duties as a senior enlisted leader of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force at Camp Pendleton
- The military cited his sudden departure 'due to loss of trust and confidence in his abilities to fulfill his assigned duties'
- It is unknown what his duties entail, but as a leader of 1st Expeditionary Force, he was in charge of nearly a fourth of the Marine's active-duty force
- It is unknown who will take over his role in the force at Camp Pendleton
- Whitcomb has been a Marine since 1993 and became a Sergeant Major in 2011, but stepped into his last role in 2021
- He won several prestigious medals through his 29-year career, including the Meritorious Service Medal
Posted by: Skidmark 2022-02-25 |
