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Hung Cao Sworn In as Acting Secretary of the Navy
Hung Cao delivered his first remarks as Acting Navy Secretary aboard the Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group. He thanked its sailors for keeping America safe and maintaining open sea lanes. @MarioNawfal reported the event.
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Hung Cao became Acting Navy Secretary and addressed his first words as the service's civilian chief directly to the fleet. Standing beside the warriors of the Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group, Cao opened his tenure with thanks to the sailors deployed at sea.
He thanked them for keeping America safe. He also thanked the warriors of the Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group for keeping sea lanes open. The moment marked the start of Cao's leadership of the Department of the Navy.
His initial public statement focused entirely on gratitude to those serving aboard one of the Navy's premier strike groups. @MarioNawfal reported the details of Cao's first remarks as Acting Navy Secretary. Cao's words were delivered in person among the personnel who operate the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and its escort ships.
The setting underscored the new acting secretary's emphasis on the fleet's operational role. No additional policy announcements accompanied the initial address.
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