Hegseth announces new exam for US generals: Simulated combat before promotion
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Pete Hegseth announces a new exam for officers who want to become generals or admirals. The test puts decisions under simulated combat conditions under the spotlight.
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Who wants to become a general or admiral in the US will in future have to pass a new exam. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced one — it is designed to test decisions under simulated combat conditions.
Affected are officers on their way to the top ranks of the US armed forces: anyone who wants to become an admiral or general will have to clear the new hurdle before promotion.
Exactly what is being tested, how the exam works in concrete terms, and when it will take effect are not spelled out in detail in the information released so far.
What is known about the new exam
According to the US Department of Defense (the Pentagon), a new exam is being introduced for aspiring generals and admirals. It will test decisions under simulated combat conditions — in other words, scenarios designed to replicate real operational situations.
The thrust is therefore clear: anyone who wants to reach the top ranks should prove their suitability not just on paper, but also under pressure.
What remains open
The information available so far is limited to the basic principle. It is not known in detail how the test will be structured — whether as a tabletop exercise, a simulator scenario, or a drill on a training ground — or from what point it will apply to ongoing promotion procedures.
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