Pete Hegseth Stamps Out One USAF DEI Mutiny but Others Await
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The Air Force said Sunday that and a unit of pioneering female aviators would be restored to the basic training curriculum for new recruits beginning Monday.

According to a screenshot of the memo, it said three videos were being cut from a basic training course on “airmindedness,” a term for the habits and values the Air Force seeks to instill. One was a video on the Tuskegee Airman. A second was titled “Breaking Barriers,” and a third was about WASP, the memo said.

In addition, a video on diversity was stripped from a human relations course for trainees, the memo said.

As I noted in two posts, the USAF signaled last week that it was going to fight a guerilla war against Trump’s order disbanding the military’s DEI infrastructure; see . This culminated in the Tuskegee Airmen-WASPs kerfuffle Friday. That was no misunderstanding; it was clearly aimed at labeling an executive order designed to keep the federal government from engaging in racial tribalism and grievance-mongering as racist. None other than Texas’s favorite anti-America Marxist, Joaquin Casto (naturally, right?), was standing by to proclaim it “white nationalism at work.”

The act by the media and their allies in the military didn’t fool anyone.

As the issue gathered momentum in social media, it caught the attention of Alabama Senator Katie Boyd Britt.

Hegseth acknowledged that he was on the case.

Four hours later, the deed was done.

While this crushes this rebellion, there is more work to do. The people behind it are open about their intentions. This is a clip from a closed Facebook group called “Service Academy Women.” The author is apparently a former Army intelligence officer.

What we are seeing is coordinated resistance. Pete Hegseth has stomped out this fire, but unless he starts making an example of people, this will become a sport among leftists in the Pentagon.

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