To: Joe NYC who wrote (72520 ) 11/21/2025 10:14:06 AM From: THE WATSONYOUTH Read Replies (2) | Respond to this entire shit show was orchestrated by JD Vance...that guy is (just like you) disingenuous to his core.......and fills Trump's vacuous head with propaganda.....much like YOU do to too many fools on this board.....big difference though.....Vance is the VP.....you are a lightweight nobody...how does it feel??? Dan Driscoll, the U.S. Secretary of the Army, was sent to Ukraine for two main purposes: 1. To Restart Peace Negotiations He was designated by the U.S. administration as a key representative to kick-start peace negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war. A major part of his mission was to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other top officials to discuss and deliver a draft peace plan on the administration's behalf. 2. Fact-Finding Mission on Military Technology His visit also served as a fact-finding mission focused on military technology and defense cooperation. He was there to view Ukrainian innovations, particularly in drone warfare and autonomous systems , which the U.S. military is keen to learn from and study. ............................................................................................................................................ Dan Driscoll and J.D. Vance have a relationship as close friends and political allies .Yale Law School Classmates: They attended Yale Law School together, where they became friends. Vance, a Marine veteran, led the Yale Veterans Association, and Driscoll, an Iraq War veteran, was one of the members.Political Advisers: Driscoll has served as a senior adviser to Vance.Current Government Roles: Dan Driscoll currently serves as the Secretary of the Army , having been nominated by President Trump and confirmed by the Senate. J.D. Vance, as Vice President, has been a key supporter of Driscoll and even chaired the Senate to announce the outcome of his confirmation vote and administered his oath of office.former classmates, close friends, and political associates who now serve together in the executive branch of the U.S. government.
