Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer now a special assistant to Hegseth
A Marine Reserve sergeant has taken on a new role in the government. He was awarded a high honor in 2011 for his actions in a foreign conflict. The sergeant's new position is with a top defense official.
Details about his responsibilities are not available at this time. The Pentagon has confirmed his new role, but further information can be found through their channels. The sergeant had previously left the military, but reenlisted in 2025 and completed a challenging training course.
His current role is classified as a special government position, allowing him to serve in the Marine Reserve simultaneously.
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