EADS unit hires former Pentagon acquisitions official

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David Oliver, a former Pentagon acquisitions official and retired rear admiral has been appointed as the executive vice president and chief operating officer of EADS North America and will look after marketing and business development activities of the company. He is a graduate of the Naval Academy who was employed with the Electronic Systems Integration Division of Northrop Grumann following which he was responsible for Pentagon industrial trade policy with Europe, Asia and the Far East and finally served in Iraq as the director of management and budget for coalition forces just prior to joining EADS.

Oliver, David, EADS North America Inc.

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Los Alamos Fires Director Amid Charges

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Information regarding the firing of Los Alamos National Laboratory director John Browne is given. Browne and his deputy director Joseph Salgado were accused of fraud, property theft, and cover up at the nuclear weapons facility.

Nuclear industry, Browne, John (British oil executive)

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Stephen Yarbro leads Los Alamos division

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The author examines the appointment of Stephen Yarbro to an executive position at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Executives, Yarbro, Stephen

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