Dan Driscoll announced on Tuesday that he will resign from his position as Army secretary, with his last full day in office being Wednesday. Driscoll did not provide a reason for his resignation after serving in the role for 18 months. He stated, "As a third-generation Army veteran, it has been the honor of a lifetime to serve..."
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Dan Driscoll Announces Resignation as Army Secretary
Dan Driscoll has announced his resignation as Army secretary, effective Wednesday. He did not disclose the reasons for his departure after 18 months in the position.
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