President nominates new Army Secretary

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President nominates new Army Secretary

Today, President Barack Obama nominated Republican Congressman John McHugh to be the services’ next secretary. McHugh is also the ranking member on the Ho...

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June 2, 2009 6:25 pm

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Today, President Barack Obama nominated Republican Congressman John McHugh to be the services’ next secretary.

McHugh is also the ranking member on the House and Services Committee. The President is looking to McHugh to lead reforms at the Army.

NBC News Pentagon Correspondent Jim Miklaszewski has details.

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President nominates new Army Secretary

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