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US Army European and African Commander Steps Down After 18 Months in Top Post
The U.S. Army's commanding general of forces in Europe and Africa, Gen. Christopher Donahue, is stepping down after roughly a year and a half at the coveted post.
The U.S. Army's commanding general of forces in Europe and Africa, Gen. Christopher Donahue, is unexpectedly stepping down after roughly a year and a half at the coveted post, according to Fox News confirmation. No reason was provided for his departure from the position. Details about who will take over or what prompted the sudden change are not specified.
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