The Army has suspended a commander at a Wisconsin training base after portraits of President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had been flipped to face the wall.

The leader of Fort McCoy base in Wisconsin was suspended after backlash for not displaying portraits of President Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth.

Some would call it a prank while others might consider it a time-out, but the Army didn't see it that way when photos of Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth were flipped around to face the wall. And so they've suspended the Wisconsin commander who committed the egregious act.

Kasper is the fifth Defense official to leave the agency in the past week amid investigations of internal leaks within the agency.

The Pentagon is facing turmoil following a series of leaks and internal controversies, leading to a significant leadership shakeup. Joe Kasper, Chief of Staff to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, was recently removed from his position amidst rising tensions and ongoing investigations.

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's chief of staff, Joe Kasper, officially stepped down from his position on Thursday, according to a report by The Washington Post.Kasper stated that his departure was voluntary and that he would transition into a part-time advisory role as a special government employee,