Trump taps Adam Telle to run the Army as leadership shakeup continues
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President Trump named Adam Telle, a civilian Army leader and former Senate liaison, acting Army secretary after Dan Driscoll resigned amid tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Telle, currently assistant secretary of the Army for civil works, brings White House and Senate staff experience and will oversee the Army as U.S. forces remain in the Middle East and equipment shortfalls persist; Driscoll’s departure follows a broader leadership shakeup.
- Trump names Adam Telle as acting Army secretary following the departure of Driscoll NBC News
- Pete Hegseth’s problems are getting harder to ignore CNN
- Hegseth Has Turned the Army Into a Rudderless Ship bloomberg.com
- Trump Taps Army Engineering Official as Acting Secretary The New York Times
- Tillis Wants Hegseth Fired. Is the Pentagon Chief in Trouble? WSJ
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