EXCLUSIVEFOR SUBSCRIBERSDan Driscoll is discussing leaving in part because Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired people close to him and overruled some of his decisions, sources say. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll in West Point, N.Y., on May 23.Adam Gray / Getty Images fileAug. 25, 2026, 7:38 PM EDTWASHINGTON — Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has been telling close associates that he would like to resign effective Labor Day, according to three current and one former U.S. official, but Trump administration officials want him to stay on through at least the end of the year. Just a moment.We are getting your experience ready.
Army secretary has talked about resigning by Labor Day, sources say
Dan Driscoll is discussing leaving in part because Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired people close to him and overruled some of his decisions, sources say.
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