Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Submits Resignation Amid Tensions with...
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Army Secretary Dan Driscoll submits resignation amid tensions with...
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is out. Early Monday evening The Wall Street Journal is the first to break the news, describing that he submitted his resignation to President Trump, following months of tensions with Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth. Some national security sources have already been quoted as saying the development is "unsurprising" - with the WSJ writing that "Driscoll had been expected to step down this year from his role as the civilian…
Dan Driscoll resigned as US Army Secretary after months of tensions with Pete Hegseth over the removal of key generals.
US Secretary of Defense Dan Driscoll throws the towel. Tensions with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and differences about the orientation of the US forces seem to lead to his departure. That's behind it.
Dan Driscoll is the first ‘Washington casualty’ of the Iran war. We should all be concerned
Dan Driscoll, an Iraq War veteran and the youngest-ever Army secretary, personally delivered his resignation to President Donald Trump on Monday, thus becoming one of the first significant “Washington casualties” of the Iran war. Driscoll was highly respected by the Army’s uniformed leadership. He…
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