Critics Warn Pete Hegseth’s Management Practices Are Depleting US Army Senior Leadership

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces mounting criticism as critical senior positions, including the Army Chief of Staff, remain vacant since April. Observers argue these staffing gaps undermine military readiness during heightened operational demands.

26 Aug, 05:16 — 26 Aug, 05:16

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Pete Hegseth is hollowing out the US Army at the worst possible time

The US army has not had a chief of staff, the service’s top officer, since April and that’s just one of the many senior positions vacant at a time when the military is busier than ever.

By Greg Jaffe, Eric Schmitt, Helene Cooper, Adam Entous

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Critics Warn Pete Hegseth’s Management Practices Are Depleting US Army Senior Leadership

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Pete Hegseth is hollowing out the US Army at the worst possible time

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