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- U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s staff broke a historic Eisenhower globe during a move.
- The 30-inch, 1930s globe is one of two Eisenhower globes kept at the Pentagon.
- Staff moved the globe on Feb. 3, ignoring Army Center of Military History curators.
- The globe fell, gashing near Antarctica and detaching its mount, with no injuries reported.
- Army spokesman Christopher Surridge said repairs are underway and the Pentagon declined photo requests.
