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Navy nominates replacement for hamstrung 3-star intel
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Dec. 1, 2014
Written by David Larter
Rear. Adm. Elizabeth Train has been nominated to replace Vice. Adm. Ted Branch as the director of naval intelligence. (Navy)
After a year in limbo, the Navy has
decided to move ahead and replace the service’s top intelligence officer, whose
tenure has been hamstrung by suspected ties to a disgraced defense contracting
firm.
The Office of the Secretary of the Navy
has nominated Rear Adm. Elizabeth Train for a third star and to relieve Vice
Adm. Ted Branch as director of naval intelligence, according to two Navy
officials.
Branch’s access to classified
information was suspended in November 2013, along with that of a deputy, Rear
Adm. Bruce Loveless, the director of intelligence operations, for possible
connections to Glenn Defense Marine Asia — the husbanding firm at the center of
one of the Navy’s biggest bribery scandals in decades…
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