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WASHINGTON – The Marine Corps has removed a two-star general from command of Marine forces in Europe and Africa based on an investigation into allegations that he used a racial slur during a training event, officials said Tuesday.The decision to relieve Maj.

Gen. Stephen Neary of command of Marine Corps Forces Europe and Africa, headquartered in Germany, was made by the commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen.

David Berger.“Neary was relieved due to a loss of trust and confidence in his ability to serve in command,” the Marines said in a brief written statement.

Neary had assumed command in July.A Marine spokesman, Maj. Eric Flanagan, said separately that Berger acted on the basis of what had been determined in an official investigation of the.

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