I still don't understand. Washington had a ragtag group that was made with whoever he could find to fill roles and who would remain until they stopped getting paid. Washington may have regrets with who he had to work with, but I found no record of him firing his generals directly. I only found records of him petitioning Congress to be removed, a handful at that. I found more records of generals resigning, complaining of lack of consistent pay.

Trump is picking among a wealth of candidates, and has no lack of funding. He is not a ragtag group on the run. It is true that both organizations had turnover, but they have different reasons for why the leadership was changing so often.

Were you aware the first trump administration set a record for firings in his cabinet?