https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/dan-driscoll-modernize-military-hegseth-1235635481/
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“Dan Driscoll Wanted to Modernize the Military.”
“Following Trump’s election, he was appointed, and the Senate confirmed him as the 26th secretary of the Army on Feb.”
“Pete Hegseth wanted an Instagram-ready Army instead of a modern one.”
“Since that high point, the Pentagon has been stressed by the war with Iran.”
“Together for much of the festivities, Driscoll and George watched the parade from the grandstand.”
“By the time the Army got equipment, it was outdated or no longer needed, Driscoll tells me.”
““You’re a one-trick pony, you kind of bang the DEI drum, and it makes good headlines,” the former Army official says.”
“Low-flying helicopters carrying Delta Force operators skimmed the Caribbean headed for the South American coast.”
“They never forced him to sacrifice the “warfighter” for a program because of politics.”
“The mission: Capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro from his compound in Caracas.”
“Mark Milley, in particular, the senior Army officer said.”
“But what is clear is he saw what needed to be done.”
“Christopher Donahue took command of NATO’s Allied Land Command.”
“It doesn’t track that the system is so broken it requires firing the very men who prove it works.”
“They sign up to go do soldier things.” The fix, as he describes it, was letting market forces decide what gets bought.”
“One of Driscoll’s first wins was allowing soldiers to fix their own gear instead of relying on defense contractors.”
“He gets excited the more he talks about his modernization efforts and partnership with Gen.”
“George had worked for Lloyd Austin.”
“After Fort Bragg, Driscoll went directly to the White House, where he resigned.”
“If you polled us, we probably agreed on more than 50 percent of things.”
“Another future-focused leader with combat experience sent packing.”
“Jim Mingus was forced into retirement in February.”