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One had a slight wound on Normandy D-Day, but not enough to be relieved from duty. On Saturday afternoon, a firefighter suffering from heat exhaustion was relieved from duty. The government's response: Under pressure from the army leadership, it relieved from duty a prominent reform-minded general who had pursued an investigation into the financial dealings of his unit's foundation too enthusiastically. |
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