White House Moves to Restore Department of Defense Old Name
This proposal follows President Donald Trump's recent remarks suggesting the revival of the historic title last used in 1947.
While Congress holds the authority to approve such a renaming, the White House is exploring alternative avenues to implement the change, the report added.
Legislative proposals for this rebranding began developing in the early weeks of Trump’s second term. The president has frequently entertained the idea of restoring the old name. "One idea was to ask Congress for authority to restore the former name during a national emergency, while also reviving the title of secretary of war for the department's top civilian official," the report noted.
President Trump emphasized the significance of the original title during a White House statement on Monday: "The old name 'had a stronger sound,'" he said. "As Department of War we won everything, we won everything and I think we're going to have to go back to that."
Trump also indicated the timeline for the change, stating it would happen "over the next week or so."
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