Discontent Grows in Military After Iran War
Tensions rise among US troops as the military's role under the Trump administration's second term generates increasing unease.
The Trump administration's extensive reliance on the armed forces since the start of his second term has left a growing number of service members feeling unsettled and uneasy, according to recent interviews conducted by NPR with military personnel and advocates.
Troops Express Concerns Over the past two years, the military has found itself deployed for a variety of missions, from the controversial invasion of Iran to domestic operations supporting the administration's policies. This has sparked concerns among many in uniform about the military's role and the broader implications for civil-military relations.
One Army officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, expressed frustration with the administration's approach:
Source: NPR
