Army Secretary Dan Driscoll said Wednesday will be his last full day on the job and lauded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in a statement announcing his resignation—amid reports that Hegseth has left a leadership gap in the Army by forcing out Driscoll and other top military brass.
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