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23h ·Congratulations! as Admiral Alvin Holsey is being recognized for his leadership and commitment to principle following a reported high level disagreement.
Reports say Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth met with Admiral Alvin Holsey regarding concerns tied to a directive in the Caribbean. Admiral Holsey reportedly raised concerns about potential civilian impact, while Secretary Hegseth emphasized duty and decision making. After 37 years of service, Admiral Holsey maintained his position and stood by his judgment. The meeting was described as tense and ended shortly after.
It was later reported that Admiral Alvin Holsey submitted his resignation. In recent days, members of Congress have reached out requesting he share more information about the situation, and he has agreed to speak.
Admiral Holsey is widely respected for his leadership, including serving as the first Black commander of SOUTHCOM and for his work strengthening partnerships across the Americas.
(Photo: Admiral Alvin Holsey / U.S. Navy)
