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Trump selects Pete Hegseth as secretary of defense
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- Pete Hegseth is a veteran with awards for his service, including two Bronze Stars.
- Trump's administration aims to overhaul the Pentagon and its policies.
- The selection signals a focus on military loyalty and a pushback against previous administration initiatives.
In a surprising move, Donald Trump appointed Pete Hegseth as secretary of defense during his second term's transition. Hegseth, a veteran with substantial military credentials including two Bronze Stars, has served in multiple combat zones. His background as an infantry major in the Army National Guard and a graduate of Princeton and Harvard showcases his commitment to military service. Trump's choice reflects his ongoing strategy to position loyalists in key roles, especially in the defense sector. Trump's administration anticipates reshaping the Pentagon and reversing some initiatives introduced under the Biden administration, setting the stage for significant military policy changes amidst global conflicts.
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