Black Medal of the Consignee’s Honor removed from the US Department of Defensive Website American army star-news.press/wp

The US Department of the US Department of the General of the Army, which served in Vietnam War and is assigned to the largest military decoration of the country, and the letters “Dei” added to the website address.

On Saturday, the US Army Gen Charles Calvin Rogers Medal Honor row to “404” error messages. The URL also changed, with the word “medal” changed to “Deimedal”.

Rogers, who in 1970. rewarded the Medal of Honor, President Richard Nixon, served in the Vietnam War, where he was wounded three times as he led the base defense.

Toward The military hall of West Virginia, Rogers was the highest ranked African American who received a medal. After death in 1990., Rogers residents were buried in Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, and in 1999. Bridge in Fayette County, where Rogers were renamed Charles C Rogers.

From Sunday afternoon, message “404 – Page not found” appeared On the Defense website for Rogers, along with the message: “The page you are looking for may have been moved, renamed or can be temporarily unavailable.”

Screenshot published The Brandon Friedman writer on Bluesky on Saturday Night showed Google’s profile entries of Rogers’s profile on the defense website.

From 1. November 2021. Google Input Review reads: “Medal Honor Monday: Army General Gen. Charles Calvin Rogers.” Below are the words: “Army Gen Charles Calvin Rogers served all that. As a black man, he worked for gender equality and the race while in the service.”

“Google is also called the entrance below appear. When you click, you will see that the page is deleted, and the URL has changed to include ‘dei medal’, written by Friedman.

Guardian requested the defense department for comment.

From the laying in January, Donald Trump moved his administration to return to the dei – diversity, capital and inclusion – efforts in the Federal Government.

One executive order that is trying to interrupt all “mandates, policies, programs, the federal government”, which Trump administration considers “illegal dei and” diversity, and the program “(DEA) programs.

In the victory for Trump administration, on Friday, the Appeal Court filed on executive orders who want to interrupt the support of the Federal Government for DEI programs.