Navy Secretary John Phelan Resigns; Hung Cao Steps In as Acting Head
April 22, 2026
Navy Secretary John Phelan steps down, marking another leadership change under Trump. Hung Cao becomes acting head.
Navy Secretary John Phelan steps down, marking another leadership change under Trump. Hung Cao becomes acting head.
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