Pentagon chief opposes using active duty U.S. troops to quell protests
Christian Fernsby ▼ | June 3, 2020
US Defense Secretary Mark Esper said he was against using active duty troops to quell the protests for racial justice gripping the United States breaking with President Donald Trump's recent threat to deploy the military to restore order.Article continues below Topics: PENTAGON U.S. ■ What to read next
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