After three decades in the U.S. military, General Michael “Erik” Kurilla, nicknamed “The Gorilla,” has retired as chief of U.S. Central Command. Kurilla oversaw President Trump’s June strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities and led at least 15 major joint combat missions, including operations against Houthi forces in Yemen and Iran. He was praised for his decisive leadership and strategic foresight in the region, earning multiple awards, including two Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star.
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