The US Army faces a leadership void with no permanent chief of staff. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has removed several senior officers, impacting leadership continuity. This occurs while American bases in West Asia endure drone and missile attacks. The Army’s senior civilian official is also expected to depart soon. This significant personnel churn raises concerns about institutional expertise and decision-making. The US Army faces a leadership void with no permanent chief of staff. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has removed several senior officers, impacting leadership continuity. This occurs while American bases in West Asia endure drone and missile attacks. The Army’s senior civilian official is also expected to depart soon. This significant personnel churn raises concerns about institutional expertise and decision-making.
