Pete Hegseth’s purge has left the U.S. Army without a top civilian leader, a Senate‑confirmed top general, a confirmed Army general in charge of operations, or a confirmed commander of Army troops in Europe.
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Pete Hegseth has left without senior leaders U.S. Army
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- Pete Hegseth’s purge has left the U.S. Army without a top civilian leader, a Senate‑confirmed top general, a confirmed Army general in charge of operations, or…
Hegseth’s purge of the military has been so dramatic that with Driscoll gone, the military’s largest service is left without a top civilian leader, a Senate-confirmed top general, a confirmed Army general in charge of operations, or a confirmed commander of Army troops in Europe.
Sources
- Dan Driscoll’s Parting Shot cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from Dan Driscoll’s Parting Shot · 2026-09-09 07:41