US Army Left Without Chief of Staff as Hegseth Shows No Rush to Fill Role

The United States Army has been without a chief of staff since Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed General Randy George from the position in April. No replacement has been named, and officials indicate there is currently no sign that Hegseth is close to making an appointment. The vacancy at the top of the Army's leadership structure has raised concerns about a growing command gap within the service branch. The situation is part of a broader leadership shake-up initiated by Hegseth, who has removed several senior generals since taking office.
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