Joint Chiefs of Staff

When Gen. Mark Milley met with the Pentagon's top brass, his message was clear: politics and the military don't mix.

Trump recalled meeting the outgoing chairman of the Joint chiefs at a Marine Corps event in 2015.

New Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley pledged his fealty to the "holy land of Boston."

A "new era of great power competition is now upon us," Milley said.

The move comes after a months-long inquiry into uncorroborated sexual assault allegations against him.

"We will question our assumptions; we will think differently about the competition we are now in," Gilday said.

Newly released documents detail how the military investigated allegations of sexual assault brought against Gen. Hyten.

Air Force Gen. John Hyten followed the lead of his superiors in pledging to fix up military housing.

Air Force Gen. John Hyten is battling an aide's allegations in his bid to become vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs.

In a statement, Chairman Sen. James Inhofe, R-Oklahoma, said they would proceed with a public confirmation hearing July 30.