Pentagon Weighs Severing Ties With Scouting America
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A top adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is pushing to end the Pentagon's long-standing relationship with Scouting America, citing concerns that the organization has become too "woke." Tami Radabaugh argues the group has strayed from its core values, echoing Hegseth's past criticisms. While the Pentagon hasn't made a final decision, Radabaugh's recommendation includes Hegseth's non-participation in a Scouting America video. Scouting America, however, highlights its decades-long collaboration with the military, including participation in military academies and recruiting efforts. The organization's history with the military includes hosting National Jamborees at Fort A.P. Hill and ongoing support from various military branches.
A top adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is pushing to end the Pentagon's long-standing relationship with Scouting America, citing concerns that the organization has become too "woke." Tami Radabaugh argues the group has strayed from its core values, echoing Hegseth's past criticisms. While the Pentagon hasn't made a final decision, Radabaugh's recommendation includes Hegseth's non-participation in a Scouting America video. Scouting America, however, highlights its decades-long collaboration with the military, including participation in military academies and recruiting efforts. The organization's history with the military includes hosting National Jamborees at Fort A.P. Hill and ongoing support from various military branches.
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