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The Army has relieved the commander of the nd Infantry Brigade, shortly before the unit intensifies its training for an Afghanistan deployment this summer.

Acting V Corps commander Brig. Gen. Allen W. Batschelet said Tuesday that Col.

Frank Zachar was relieved of command on Monday, “… due to loss of confidence in his ability to command.”

Batschelet said there was no specific incident that led the Army to relieve Zachar.

“There weren’t any illegal, immoral or unethical activities,” he said.

“His [Zachar’s] leadership style wasn’t really effective and over time the command here lost confidence in his ability to command.”

Attempts to reach Zachar on Tuesday night were unsuccessful.

Zachar was relieved Jan. 3, after eight months in command, due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command.

  • Zachar was relieved Jan. 3, after eight months in command, due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command.
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  • The Army on Monday fired Col. Frank Zachar as commander of the 172nd Infantry Brigade, which is based in Grafenwohr, Germany.
  • COL Frank Zachar was relieved of Command of the 172nd Infantry Brigade after just over seven months in command.

    • The nd, which has roughly 3, personnel, is based in Grafenwöhr and Schweinfurt, Germany.

    Zachar, who took command of the nd in May, served in Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, and in Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan.

    Before joining the nd, he attended the Army War College, according to the brigad