Pentagon adds 'hotness' score to female troops' performance reports [View all]
Officials say new metric will standardize long-standing evaluation criteria
THE PENTAGON The Department of Defense has introduced a new evaluation metric for female service members, adding a 1-to-10 hotness score to performance reports in an effort officials say will bring transparency to existing promotion practices.
The change was announced following the formation of a task force directed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which reviewed how appearance has historically influenced advancement decisions.
When I was on active dutyactually, Im being told it was active duty orders, but the distinction isnt important, said task force head, Army National Guard Col. Oliver Kloepfer, who has been divorced three times. It was difficult to quantify how women were being evaluated. This gives commanders a clear, objective standard.
According to guidance from the task force, the hotness score will account for 80% of a female service members evaluation, with physical fitness, academics, job performance, and family planning outcomes making up the remaining portion.
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