Obama Parts With Dempsey, Welcomes Dunford as US Military’s Top Officer
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U.S. Joint Chiefs Chairman Martin Dempsey was appointed in 2011 during Obama’s first term. Photo: wiki commons.
President Obama bade farewell Friday to Gen. Martin Dempsey, a key adviser who counseled caution in committing U.S. troops to conflict in the Middle East.
Obama called Dempsey “one of the finest men I know.”
Read full story at USA Today.
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