Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is resigning from his position after 18 months. The White House announced his decision on Monday.
Further information about his resignation is available, providing more details about the situation.
The White House confirmed that Driscoll is stepping down, but additional context or reasoning behind his decision is not provided here and can be found through other sources.
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