More rumors on next NNSA Administrator
Retired USAF general seen as likely nominee to run NNSA
Jane's Defence Weekly
28 July 2013
Key Points
• Former USAF official Frank Klotz is poised to head the NNSA
• Klotz's close ties to the Pentagon may make him a strong candidate
Frank
Klotz, former commander of the US Air Force's (USAF's) Global Strike
Command and currently a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign
Relations (CFR), is expected to be nominated by US President Barack
Obama to be administrator of the Energy Department's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), sources said on 26 July.
Officials at the US Department of Energy
(DoE) and NNSA, the department's semi-autonomous nuclear weapons
agency, declined to comment on whether Klotz was the choice to take over
NNSA, which has been in a holding pattern under two interim
administrators over the last six months.
1 comment:
The first NNSA Administrator was a retired AF 4-star who did nothing. Hopefully this guy is better.
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