美国防长Pete Hegseth要求将五角大楼内一件珍贵的战前地球仪搬入其办公室，但搬运过程中发生意外。1Hegseth的工作人员在2月份尝试自行搬运这件30英寸的艾森豪威尔地球仪时失手，导致其受损。1据称该地球仪曾被美国第34任总统艾森豪威尔在策划诺曼底登陆期间使用。1
这件被称为"无价之宝"的地球仪球形部分从允许其旋转的金属支架上脱离，南极附近的脆弱外壳被刺穿。1地球仪目前正在修复中。1工作人员决定自行搬运而非使用专业搬家服务，最终导致了这一损毁事件。1五角大楼发言人将此事件称作"一场事故"，并描述为"无关紧要的非新闻"。1五角大楼共有两件类似工件，均可追溯至1930年代。1
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's office staff damaged a priceless pre-war globe while attempting to move it into his Pentagon office in February 1. The 30-inch Eisenhower globe, which is reportedly attributed to use by President Dwight D. Eisenhower during the planning of the D-Day landings, was being relocated at Hegseth's request when the incident occurred 1. Rather than employing professional moving services, the staff chose to handle the transportation themselves, causing the spherical component to separate from its rotating metal support frame 1. The delicate exterior near the South Pole was punctured during the mishap 1.
The artifact, described as priceless, is currently undergoing restoration 1. The Pentagon houses two similar objects dating from the 1930s 1. A Pentagon spokesperson characterized the incident as "an accident" and dismissed it as an "insignificant non-story" 1.
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