Menu
Menu
🔹 Leadership Change: Lt. Gen. Michael Conley relieved AFSOC Command Chief Anthony Green of duty, citing a “loss of confidence.”
🔹 No Replacement Named: As of April 16, AFSOC has not announced a successor or interim replacement.
🔹 Unclear Criteria: AFSOC did not provide details on what specifically led to the decision or whether Green will remain in the military.
AFSOC Leadership decided to fire its chief enlisted personnel this week.
Lt. General Michael Conley announced he had relieved Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Green on Monday for what Conley said in a statement was a “loss of confidence.”
As of April 16, AFSOC Public Affairs has not named a replacement for Green, nor an interim fill-in.
AFSOC Public Affairs did not say whether or not Conley’s order removed Green from the military. “Every situation is different. Removal from a position does not mean removal from the military,” A spokesperson for AFSOC said in an email.
According to AFSOC Public Affairs, there is no specific definition of what qualifies as an action or actions that would lead to a ‘loss of confidence.’
Has this story made a difference for you? Consider making a monthly supporting donation to Mid Bay News so that we can continue to create meaningful local journalism for our community.
Chief Master Sergeant Anthony Green joined the military in 1995.
He moved up the ranks, achieving the rank of Chief Master Sergeant/Command Chief Master Sergeant on May 19, 2023.
He is a distinguished graduate of the Noncommissioned Officer Academy and earned both the Lt. General Leo Marquez Award and General Lew Allen, Jr. Trophy.
He began his tour of duty as the Command Chief of Air Force Special Operations Command at Hurlburt Field in May of 2023.
