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Adm. Cecil Haney visits SSC Pacific

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Adm. Cecil Haney visits SSC Pacific

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Adm. Cecil Haney, commander U.S. Pacific Fleet, visited Space and Naval Warfare System Center Pacific (SSC Pacific) on Oct. 5 to tour the laboratory, meet with senior leadership, receive briefings, and award letters of commendation to SSC Pacific staff. Pictured (l-r) are Greg Shaffer, SSC Pacific national competency lead for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and information operations; Carmela Keeney, executive director of SSC Pacific; Pat Sullivan, executive director of Program Executive Office for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence; Brian Marsh, SSC Pacific national competency lead for Communications and Networks; and Bryan Scurry, national competency lead for Command and Control.

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05/10/2012
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