Gen. Stanley McChrystal, removed last week as the top U.S. military commander in Afghanistan, has told the Army he will retire, Army spokesman Gary Tallman said Monday.
No date was set for the retirement of McChrystal, a four-star general who assumed command of U.S. and allied forces in Afghanistan last year.
Meanwhile, a new USA Today/Gallup survey shows that a majority of Americans support President Barack Obama's decision to remove McChrystal.
Well I hope he keeps his darn mouth shut, he is lucky the president signed a waiver that he will get a 4 star general full retirement benefits. He does not need to do more damage to the military with his remarks. To be a good general you have to know how to work with the civilian part of it. So said Fareed Zakaria. AND I agree. Jane