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McHugh to Step Down As Army’s Top Civilian

Monday, June 8th, 2015

McHugh to Step Down As Army’s Top Civilian

Army Secretary John McHugh

After nearly six years as the civilian chief of the service, Army Secretary John McHugh plans to step down before November, the Pentagon announced on June 8.McHugh has held the position since being nominated by President Obama in 2009. At the time he represented New York as a Republican member of the House of Representatives. He is the 21st person to hold the Army’s top civilian position.“Secretary McHugh has been in discussions both with the Secretary of Defense and the…

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McHugh to Step Down As Army’s Top Civilian

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