Madison, Wis.
The Army has published a statement without date on the Fort McCoy website that says that Colonel Sheyla Báez Ramírez has been suspended as the commander of the garrison of the base. The statement said the suspension is not related to any misconduct, but did not provide other details, saying that the matter was under review.
The Department of Defense on April 14 published photos in X that showed portraits of Trump and Hegesh on the wall chain wall of the base had turned to face the wall, along with photos that show that they had been turned to face the corridor.
“Regarding the controversy of the wall of the McCoy chain … we fix it!” The publication reads. “In addition, an investigation has begun to discover exactly what happened.”
No one immediately returned email and voicemail messages that Associated Press left Fort McCoy public affairs officials on Wednesday morning.
Báez Ramírez assumed the role of the garrison commander in Fort McCoy in July 2024 after serving as head of the Reserve Program, Intelligence and Security Command of the US Army. UU. In Fort Belvoir, Virginia. She was commissioned as a military intelligence officer through the reserve officers training body in 1999 and has a degree in Psychology/Mental Health from the University of Puerto Rico and a Master’s Degree in Strategic Studies of the Army Army of the Army War in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
It has numerous appointments and decorations, including the meritorious defense service medal, the National Defense Service Medal and the Korean Defense Medal.
He has served as Head of Operations of the US Army Reserve Command. UU. In Fort Bragg in North Carolina, Deputy Commander of the 501A Military Intelligence Brigade and Deputy Chief of the Special Link Advisor of the United States Korea in Camp Humphreys in the Republic of Korea.
Fort McCoy is a training base of 93 square miles in the field of the far west of Wisconsin. It has been in operation since 1909.
