Strategic! In the Midst of the Rise of anti-Racism Demonstrations, Trump Appointed Brown to be the First US Black Air Force Chief of Staff

News24xx.com - In the midst of anti-racism demonstrations triggered by the death of George Floyd, a figure appointed by the President of the United States (US) Donald Trump to become the Chief of Staff of the Air Force (KSAU) has just been approved by the US Senate. General Charles Brown officially made history as the first black person to become KSAU in the US.

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Announcement of the appointment of Brown as the new KSAU was delivered by Trump through his Twitter account. The US Senate approved the appointment of General Brown as Chief of Staff of the US Air Force in a 98-0 vote. Trump called this decision a historic day in the US.

As reported by ABC News, Wednesday (10/6) Brown is a four-star general and former combat pilot who has served in the Air Force for 36 years. Brown currently leads the Pacific Air Force, which commands around 46,000 pilots, who are assigned mainly to South Korea, Japan, Guam, Hawaii, and Alaska.