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Pete Hegseth faces questions as Army sets leadership vacancy record
Republican opposition and Pentagon shakeups have left the Army without a Senate-confirmed chief of staff for 150 days, officials said.
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The US Army reached 150 days on Sunday without a Senate-confirmed Chief of Staff, as tensions among Republicans over acting General Christopher LaNeve stalled progress on filling the position.
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