U.S. Navy Science and Technology Leadership Replacement
Sector: Residential • Location: United States
Source: The New Republic
Dr. Rachel Riley, a 33-year-old DOGE employee with no prior naval experience, was appointed to lead the U.S. Navy's science and technology arm, replacing Rear Admiral Kurt Rothenhaus. The Office of Naval Research manages billions in grants and contracts for the Navy and has traditionally been led by an active duty flag officer.
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Description | Dr. Rachel Riley, a 33-year-old DOGE employee with no prior naval experience, was appointed to lead the U.S. Navy's science and technology arm, replacing Rear Admiral Kurt Rothenhaus. The Office of Naval Research manages billions in grants and contracts for the Navy and has traditionally been led by an active duty flag officer. |
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