Re-elected President Donald Trump and his team are setting their sights on a Pentagon they see as in dire need of reform. According to sources, plans are underway to streamline leadership within the Department of Defense, with a focus on eliminating officers who, they believe, have not prioritized America’s core interests.

The Trump camp aims to restore what they see as a weakened military leadership that, under President Biden, has allegedly drifted away from American-first principles. Trump has often criticized the current administration’s approach to military leadership as being influenced by “woke” agendas, bureaucracy, and partisanship that detract from true defense priorities.

One insider close to the planning said, “The president is focused on getting back to a military that truly stands for protecting Americans above all else.” By adjusting leadership, Trump’s team intends to refocus the Pentagon’s objectives and prevent what they view as left-leaning political influence within the armed forces.

“The military’s focus should be on strength and readiness, not pushing social agendas,” said another source aligned with Trump’s strategy. Many within the GOP support this direction, arguing that only Trump has the courage to tackle the deep-rooted issues within the Pentagon and restore a focus on American dominance and security.

As part of this agenda, names of potential senior officials and officers are reportedly being reviewed. The Trump team is evaluating which personnel could be re-assigned or dismissed to make way for leaders who, in their words, are “fully aligned with putting America first.” This move is resonating among Trump supporters who argue the Pentagon has become too distracted by progressive ideas that weaken U.S. military focus.

“If anyone can bring a real change, it’s Trump. He has a plan, and he’s not afraid to use it,” a Trump campaign official said. The proposed overhaul has yet to be fully confirmed, but it’s clear that Trump’s approach to national defense will be sharply different from what Americans have seen over the past few years.

Supporters argue this is precisely the kind of bold action needed to make sure America’s military power is ready for the threats of tomorrow. “He’s doing what he’s always promised—putting America first and making sure we’re ready to face any challenge head-on,” said a Republican strategist familiar with the planning.

As these plans develop, Trump’s team remains committed to reshaping a Pentagon leadership that has, according to them, not lived up to its mission under the Biden administration. This shift would be part of a larger Trump strategy to ensure that America’s security interests come first, a key promise he has consistently made to his base.