Defense official Hegseth wanted an Eisenhower world map in his Pentagon office, and his staff accidentally broke it
Pete Hegseth's staff damaged a historic Pentagon globe during an office move on February 3. The globe, a replica of Eisenhower's, was punctured and detached from its base. Officials say it is being repaired.
- Pete Hegseth wanted the World War II-era globe of Dwight D. Eisenhower in his office.
- Staff damaged a historic globe used by General Dwight D. Eisenhower during World War II.
- Hegseth's staff damaged a globe during an office move.
- A Defense Department spokesperson stated the globe is being repaired.
- The military confirmed the globe was damaged during a moving attempt on February 3.
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