Many NCOs argue that instead of offering clarity and modernization, the reforms create new uncertainties and reinforce barriers that could restrict their professional prospects. Greece's Defense Ministry has found itself at the center of an unexpected backlash, as a new bill meant to guide the country's Armed Forces into a "new era" has triggered an outpouring of criticism during its public consultation phase. While the legislation aims to modernize the structure and career pathways of military personnel, it has instead exposed deep concerns-particularly among non-commissioned officers (NCOs), who make up a critical component of the Greek military. Nearly 3,000 comments were submitted by last night, and close to half of them addressed the sections dealing with permanent NCOs. The bill proposes an overhaul of how these service members are promoted, evaluated and assessed throughout their careers. Yet many NCOs argue that instead of...