US Government Replaces General Langley

The US government has nominated Lieutenant General Dagvin R.M. Anderson to lead AFRICOM, replacing General Mike Langley. If confirmed, Anderson would be the first Air Force general to command AFRICOM. With over 3,400 flight hours, including 738 in combat, Anderson brings extensive experience to the role.

Some key highlights about General Anderson's background:

• Previous Experience: Led Special Operations Command Africa and oversaw the repositioning of US forces from Somalia during Operation Octave Quartz.

• Skills: Proven leadership and strategic planning skills, with expertise in joint force development.

• Nomination Status: Pending Senate confirmation.

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