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- President Trump was surprised when Dan Driscoll told him how many generals and other top officers had been fired, pushed out, or passed over for promotion under Pete Hegseth.
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- Dan Driscoll brought his concerns about the future of the U.S. Army under Pete Hegseth directly to President Trump during a White House meeting last week.
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- Pete Hegseth fired General Randy George in April.
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- Because of the firings across the service over the past year, the U.S. Army has fewer generals than at any point in recent history.
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- General Christopher LaNeve has been acting as the top Army commander, often going straight to Pete Hegseth for decisions and bypassing Dan Driscoll, according to defense officials.
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- Dan Driscoll informed President Trump of his intention to resign.
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- By today, Dan Driscoll was on his way out.
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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 a confirmed commander of Army troops in Europe.
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- Dan Driscoll’s spokesperson declined to comment and Dan Driscoll did not respond to a call seeking comment.
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- Since early last year, Pete Hegseth has sought to reshape the U.S. Army.
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