Eisenhower WWII Globe Damaged in Move to Hegseth's Office

A historic globe used by Eisenhower during WWII was damaged during relocation to Pete Hegseth's office, punctured near Antarctica and detached from its stand. The incident occurred on February 3 but was only recently revealed. This is a minor administrative mishap with no policy implications, but it highlights potential negligence in handling historical artifacts.

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