Don't call them 'cooks' anymore: They're 'tactical field feeding specialists' in today's Army
The Army's cooks -- known officially since 1995 as 92G culinary specialists -- have been redesignated as "tactical field feeding specialists" under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's push to promote a more assertive warrior mentality across all aspects of the U.S. military.
TL;DR
- Army cooks have been redesignated as 'tactical field feeding specialists'.
- The previous official title was 92G culinary specialists since 1995.
- The change is driven by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's initiative.
- The goal is to promote a more assertive warrior mentality in the military.