
A portrait of Gen. Mark Milley, who served as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during Donald Trump’s first term, has been removed from the Pentagon wall where it was displayed. The portrait was unveiled just 10 days ago at a ceremony in the hallway outside the office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
Gen. Milley was appointed by Trump to be the top US officer in 2019. However, the relationship between the two deteriorated in the final months of Trump’s first administration. Milley ultimately became a frequent target of Trump’s criticism.