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Secretary of the U.S. Navy Raymond E. Mabus discusses the operations of the U.S. Navy as it responds to high-end combat, builds partnerships,...
Speaker: Raymond E. Mabus, Secretary of the Navy, U.S. Department of Defense; Former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia; Former Governor of Mississippi
Presider: Guy Wyser-Pratte, President, Wyser-Pratte & Co., Inc.; Chairman, U.S. Marine Corps University Foundation
March 28, 2011
Secretary of the U.S. Navy Raymond E. Mabus discusses the operations of the U.S. Navy as it responds to high-end combat, builds partnerships, and implements humanitarian assistance and disaster relief programs around the world.
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