U.S. Secretary of Defense urgently convenes 800 generals, is there something big about to break? WSJ: Will deliver a speech on warrior spirit.

The emergency recall of global commanders by U.S. Secretary of Defense Hegseth has sparked heated discussions in the community, reflecting the Trump administration's determination to strengthen military culture, while also exposing internal trust fractures and external doubts. (Background Supplement: If the U.S. government shuts down: Non-farm and CPI reports may be delayed, Federal Reserve interest rate decisions are shrouded in uncertainty) U.S. Secretary of Defense Peter Hegseth issued a sudden directive earlier this week, requiring 800 senior commanders from around the world to return to a military base in Virginia by September 30, without providing a reason. This has left high-ranking military officers feeling confused and concerned, with some even questioning whether such a large simultaneous recall of commanders could increase the risk during emergencies, sparking discussions in the community about whether something significant is about to happen. The Declaration of Warriors Behind the Recall Amid the heated discussions in the community, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal, Hegseth plans to elaborate on the specific connotation of 'warrior spirit' during the meeting. This is because he is dissatisfied with the military's slow execution of Trump's directives, believing that awakened politics has diluted the combat will of the troops. Defense Department spokesperson Sean Parnell also confirmed the meeting news and reiterated that changing the core values of U.S. soldiers is imperative. Hegseth previewed before the meeting: The U.S. military must return to the warrior spirit and prioritize victory above all else. From the Department of Defense to the Department of War This meeting echoes Trump's executive order signed on September 5, renaming the Department of Defense to the Department of War. The official explanation states that the renaming aims to convey determination to adversaries and invoke historical tradition. Hegseth strongly supports this change and had previously ordered a 20% reduction in four-star general positions in May, emphasizing the need to streamline the command chain. However, critics have warned that this move could escalate international tensions and undermine trust among allies. From this perspective, the gathering of all senior commanders in the U.S. seems more like an event to flatter Trump, and investors concerned about significant events may not need to worry excessively. The Unknown Curve of Cultural Reform The Wall Street Journal points out that Hegseth's push for reform faces challenges of 'insufficient core staff and chaotic decision-making structure.' The military's enormous bureaucratic system and existing culture could slow down policy implementation. It is rumored that he will record and publicly release the entire meeting, effectively putting pressure on commanders and the public, but also revealing a hardline stance with limited space for maneuver. As the 'Department of War' new name may soon take effect, future U.S. military actions will be closely scrutinized. If internal fractures are not healed, U.S. leadership on global security issues may falter. Ultimately, whether this cultural and leadership struggle can strengthen troop combat power or deepen divisions remains to be seen. Related Reports Breaking! The U.S. will open stablecoin settlements for Wall Street derivatives! CFTC Acting Chair: Collecting public opinions before 10/20 The government accelerates digital asset legislation! CFTC Acting Director: Striving to make the U.S. the world's encryption leader Argentina's inflation surged 37% in a single month! U.S. aid is ineffective, the public is frantically buying Bitcoin and stablecoins for hedging. <The U.S. Secretary of Defense urgently convenes 800 commanders, is something big about to break? WSJ: Will deliver a speech on warrior spirit> This article was first published in BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain news media.