Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is leaving his position after 18 months. The White House made this announcement on Monday.
Further details about his departure are available from the source. The announcement confirms Driscoll's decision to step down from his role as Army Secretary.
The White House statement provides confirmation of Driscoll's resignation, but additional information about the circumstances surrounding his departure can be found through the original source.
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