U.S. Army
Lieutenant General Donna W. Martin
The Inspector General, United States Army, Washington, DC
Retired: March 2025⚠ Key Findings
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Pushes diversity as utmost importance.
In a video interview she said:- "Diversity and inclusion is a national security issue" "we have to be diverse"
- 2 Administered the Oath of Enlistment to 23 new recruits at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia where she praised DEI.
- 3 Member of the "Project Inclusion" Task Force which pushed DEI agendas.
- 4 House Armed Services Committee displeased with Martin's handling of a death investigation at Fort Hood. "Lawmakers pressed Martin for specific changes she has made to staffing, case loads and tracking at Fort Hood, but she gave limited answers and said decisions are still being made, further frustrating the lawmakers."
- 5 Martin also came under fire from Rep. Stephen Lynch, D-Mass., about the case of Sgt. Elder Fernandes, who was missing for more than a week last year before he was found dead about 28 miles from Fort Hood.
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