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Pentagon Announces New Press Secretary - Vimarsana News

Pentagon Announces New Press Secretary

Brigadier General Patrick Ryder is first uniformed press secretary for US Defense Department since 2015

Top Air Force spokesman to become new Pentagon press secretary - Vimarsana News

Top Air Force spokesman to become new Pentagon press secretary

Brig. Gen. Patrick Ryder worked closely with Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin when Austin, then a four-star general, led US Central Command from 2013 to 2016.

Lloyd Austin picks Air Force Gen. Patrick S. Ryder as next Pentagon spokesman - Vimarsana News

Lloyd Austin picks Air Force Gen. Patrick S. Ryder as next Pentagon spokesman

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin picked an Air Force general to serve as the next Pentagon press secretary, a move that could spark controversy over the use of an active-duty military officer in a position that occasionally veers into the realm of partisan politics.

Austin names Air Force brigadier general as new Pentagon press secretary - Vimarsana News

Austin names Air Force brigadier general as new Pentagon press secretary

In Brig. Gen. Patrick S. Ryder’s current position, he leads nearly 4,500 active-duty, National Guard and Reserve airmen and civilians in their jobs producing Air Force and Space Force internal information as well as community and media relations.

Lloyd Austin picks Air Force Gen. Patrick S. Ryder as next Pentagon spokesman - Vimarsana News

Lloyd Austin picks Air Force Gen. Patrick S. Ryder as next Pentagon spokesman

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin picked an Air Force general to serve as the next Pentagon press secretary, a move that could spark controversy over the use of an active-duty military officer in a position that occasionally veers into the realm of partisan politics.