MG Peter Fuller, former head of PEO Soldier, fired from post in Afghanistan

Maj. Gen. Peter Fuller, the previous US Army Program Executive Officer (PEO) Soldier, was sacked today for calling out Afghan President Hamid Karzi for comments that his nation would support Pakistan instead of the US in a conflict between the two. Up until today, he was the Deputy Commander of NATO's training programs in Afghanistan. Read more about it over at Army Times.

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