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Admiral, U.S. Navy. Dennis Cutler Blair was born on 4 February 1947 in Kittery, ME, the son of Abbie Dora Ansel and Captain Carvel Hall Blair. He is a sixth generation naval officer and the great-great-great-grandson of Confederate Chief Engineer William Price Williamson of North Carolina, credited with first suggesting that the hull of the USS ...
U.S. director of National Intelligence. "Dennis C. Blair became the nation's third director of National Intelligence on January 29, 2009. Prior to retiring from the U.S. Navy in 2002, Admiral Blair served as Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Command, the largest of the combatant commands. During his 34-year career, Admiral Blair served on guided ...
1. Jan. 2017 · Dennis C. Blair Admiral Dennis Blair, ICAS Liberty Foundation Distinguished Fellow and ICAS Annual Liberty Award Reciprient 2016, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Sasakawa USA, is a renowned expert on Asia Pacific policy and issues. He also serves as a member of the Energy Security Leadership Council and the Aspen Homeland Security Council; and ...
Japan’s Refitted Izumo-class Ship Is Still a Defensive Platform. By Admiral Dennis C. Blair and Captain Christopher Rodeman, U.S. Navy (Retired) March 2019. Modifying Izumo-class ships to operate STOVL tactical aircraft will provide the JMSDF an effective means to conduct the offensive tactics required for a defensive sea-control strategy.
Admiral Dennis Blair comes to Arcanum having overseen 16 intelligence agencies as the senior-most U.S. Intelligence official, the Director of National Intelligence. He has had a long and distinguished career in the U.S. Military, including as the Commander in Chief U.S. Pacific Command (CINCPAC). He is a renowned expert on Asia Pacific policy and issues.
21. Mai 2010 · Just 16 months after he was appointed as the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), Dennis Blair has resigned. He had endured a rocky tenure as the DNI, an office with sweeping powers that was ...
Would bring to the job: Intimate experience with intelligence during a 34-year Navy career. A brainy retired four-star admiral whose jobs included commander of the United States Pacific Command, he is also an Asia expert who is considered adept at running sprawling organizations, seemingly a ...
