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In the United States Government the people have full control over the Mlitary and operations, but the President of the United States has full command of all US forces, but must also give some power to military officials such as high ranking officers both home or in the field.
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Who does the chief of naval operations advise?
The U.S. Navy's Chief of Naval Operations, the top sailor in the Navy, is responsible for directly advising the Secretary of the Navy, and on occasion, the Secretary of Defense. He also may brief the President or Congress as required.
Who is the leader of the navi?
Militarily, the Commanding Officer of the Navy is the Chief of Naval Operations, a 4 star Admiral. He reports to the Secretary of the Navy, who is a DoD civilian; he in turn reports to the Secretary of Defense.
Who is in charge of the us navy?
Militarily, the Commanding Officer of the Navy is the Chief of Naval Operations, a 4 star Admiral. He reports to the Secretary of the Navy, who is a DoD civilian; he in turn reports to the Secretary of Defense.
What is the name or the cabinet department that replaced secretary of war department?
The Secretary of Defense. Hope that this helped.
Who was the first secretary of defense of the United States?
The first Secretary of Defense of the United States was James Forrestal. He was previously Secretary of the Navy before the creation of a consolidated Department of Defense.
What is the name of the cabinet department that replaced secretary of war department?
The Secretary of Defense replaced the Secretary of War as well as the Secretary of the Navy.
Who was the secretary of defense of James Garfield?
Robert T. Lincoln (son of Abraham) was Secretary of War; William H. Hunt was Secreary of the Navy. (There was no secretary of defense at that time. )
Who was in charge of the us navy in 1941?
The president, of course, is the Commander in Chief, and was Franklin Roosevelt in 1941. Roosevelt had been Assistant Secretary of the Navy during WWI, and took a great interest in the Navy. The Secretary of the Navy in 1941 was Frank Knox. (Before 1947 there were both a Secretary of the Navy and a Secretary of War in the cabinet; today these are combined into the Secretary of Defense). The Chief of Naval Operations (CNO), the highest ranking man in uniform, was Admiral Harold R. "Betty" Stark. Stark was relieved in March, 1942, for the failures leading to the Pearl Harbor disaster, though he was given another important command, of US Naval forces in Europe.
Who was the first Secretary of the US Navy?
Benjamin Stoddert became the first Secretary of the US Navy in 1798.
Who is the Secretary of Defense in Mexico?
Admiral Vidal Francisco Soberon Sanz is the Secretary of the Navy for Mexico.
Is the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff higher than the Secretary of Defense?
No. The Secretary of Defense is second to the President. Then comes the Secretary of the Military Branch THEN comes the Joint Chief of Staff. And below the Joint Chief would be the four star General or known just as a General. Below this rank in descending order are: A Lieutenant General, Major General, Brigadier General, and then comes Colonel. For the US Navy the rank names are a bit different. Under the Joint Cheif of the Navy comes an Admiral. Then comes the Vice Admiral, then the Upper Rear Admiral, and finally a Lower Rear Admiral, followed by the Ship Captain.
What caused the National Security Act of 1947?
To organize and coordinate military and political leaders
