White House names interim Army secretary after Driscoll steps down
President Trump appointed Telle to serve as acting secretary of the Army, filling the vacancy left by General Driscoll's resignation. The announcement came just hours before the news was reported on September 3, 2026.
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The White House announced a leadership change for the Department of the Army, selecting Telle to serve in an acting capacity. This appointment follows the resignation of General Driscoll, who vacated the post. The timing of the announcement was notably swift, occurring just hours before the public learned of the transition
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