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WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE -- The toughest part of leading the National Air & Space Intelligence Center is not being able to say much publicly about what it does, the center's outgoing and incoming commanders said Tuesday, June 17.
Col. Karen A. Cleary, who stepped down as NASIC commander Tuesday to accept a new Air Force assignment in Colorado, informed her three children in an aside during her departing remarks that she probably would never be able to tell them of things the center accomplished during her two years as commander, because most of its work is classified.See the full content of this document
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Still, Cleary said, the military and civilian employees of the center at Wright-Patterso...
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