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First and foremost, I want to express my appreciation and respect for General Randy George’s nearly 40 years of service. Thanks for leading the way all those years, SIR! General George has flexed a number of digital tool watches over his decades of service, but these images indicate he’ll deploy an analog tool every now and then. Based on the side profile and partial cuff shot, Dr. DTG assesses with moderate confidence the General’s analog tool of choice is a @rolex GMT Master-II. But I’m certainly open to alternative analyses! General Randy George was serving as the 41st U.S. Army Chief of Staff (CoS), with a term slated to end in 2027, when he was forced into immediate retirement on 2 APR 2026. In fact, as of this posting, the U.S. Army’s website still lists General George as its CoS with the following career highlights: Commissioned as an infantry officer from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1988. Deployed in support of Operation Desert Shield, Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Enduring Freedom. Commanded at the company, battalion, brigade, division, and corps levels throughout his career. Held key joint and strategic roles, including 38th Vice CoS of the Army and Senior Military Assistant to the Secretary of Defense. He is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College and the U.S. Naval War College. [NOTHING FOLLOWS] SEND IT! ~ PRESENT & READY #army #watch #wristcheck #watchesofespionage #watchesofinstagram

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