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Who is the principal military advisor to the secretary of defence?
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Who works in the pentagon?
The Pentagon building in Arlington, Virginia, just outside Washington, DC, is the headquartersof all branches of the US's military forces, and the site of the Department of Defense and theJoint Chiefs of Staff.Each branch of the military... the Army, Navy, etc. ... has a Chief of Staff,and the person at the top of the military structure is the Chairman of theJoint Chiefs of Staff. So far, it's not too surprising, until you go higher ...The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff works for the Secretary of Defense,the cabinet-level office presently held by Robert Gates ... a civilian !The Secretary reports to the President ... also a civilian.The President reports to you and me ... also civilians.
Which is an important purpose of the joint chiefs of staff?
to advise the secretary of defence - novanet cowboy
Does the President of the United States have a 'red button' to launch Nuclear Missiles?
No, the President of the United States does not have a "red button" of any sort, in the Oval Office or elsewhere. Nuclear Missiles cannot be deployed from a direct command from the President; his command must be confirmed by the Secretary of Defence before the military take action. Note that the Secretary of Defence cannot authorize the launch of Nuclear Missiles without the President first doing so. Nicknamed the "Football", a black briefcase is carried with the President at all times. The briefcase is believed to contain nuclear codes and various pieces of equipment that authorize the deployment of Nuclear Missiles wherever the President is in the world; it functions as a mobile hub in the strategic defense system of the United States.
Who funds the military?
If it is a government military of a nation for example: British Army, United States Marine Corps, Royal Australian Air Force etc then the Government Defence budjet would be their financial source. If its a private military they would get profit and income revenue from their clients and possibly other sources.
When was Royal Defence Corps created?
Royal Defence Corps was created in 1917.
What is the name of the Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Defence in Kenya?
Amb.Rachelle Omama
What happens at the Pentagon?
It's the headquarters of the United States Department of Defence. This is the government agency which controls the armed forces. Organisations within the Department control the Army, Navy, Air Force and others deal with military technology, budget and policy. The building employs about 25,000 people. The leader, the US Secretary of Defence, is the President's chief military advisor.
How much does the secretary of defence make?
$183,500 (2007)
Secretary of department of national defence?
payatot
Who is responsible for the security of India?
defence secretary
What is the name of the cabinet secretary in the Ministry of Defence in Kenya?
The name of the cabinet secretary of the ministry of Defence in Kenya is Hon. Amb. Raychelle Awour Omamo.
What are the 5 aspects of total defence?
They are Military Defence, Civil Defence, Economic Defence, Social Defence and Phschological Defence.
What are the 5 arrows represent?
military defence, civil defence, economic defence, social defence and psychological defence
Who is responsible for providing the military forces needed to protect the security of US?
secretary of defence
What are two synonyms for the word armament?
Armament (noun) military weapons/defence 1. materiel (noun) military equipment/defence 2. arsenalisation (noun) military weapons/defence
What is title of the head of the department of defence?
Secretary of Defense
Who is the current Indian defence secretary?
sivshankar menan
