Officer Named to 2nd Term on Joint Chiefs of Staff
From Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
President Bush has nominated Air Force Gen. Robert T. Herres to serve a second two-year term as the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Pentagon said Tuesday. Herres is the first officer to hold that post, created through a Pentagon reorganization initiative in 1986.
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