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Naval aviator nominated as next Navy chief
President Trump nominated Navy Adm. Bill Moran to become the 32nd chief of naval operations and Vice Adm. Robert Burke to be the next Navy vice chief. Moran, currently the Navy’s vice chief, would lead a force seeking reforms after 2017 ship collisions. Burke rose from submarine service to deputy commander of the Navy’s 6th Fleet and chief of naval personnel.
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Action on Shanahan delayed by ethics probe
Donald Trump may delay nominating Patrick Shanahan to permanent defense secretary until the Pentagon Inspector General completes its ethics investigation. White House aides warn Senate confirmation could be hard while the probe runs, creating uncertainty at the Pentagon amid clashes over border wall funding and shifts toward China and Russia. Shanahan, acting secretary since January, defends his record and says he has strong White House support. The probe stemmed from CREW complaints citing a report that he praised Boeing and disparaged rivals in private.
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Lawmakers Question Trump Space Force Proposal
Lawmakers urged the United States to counter space rivalries while scrutinizing a $2 billion five year push to establish a Space Force. Pentagon leaders testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee amid questions about the plan's purpose costs and long term impact.
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