"Biden Breaks Barriers: First Female Admiral Nominated to Lead Navy and Joint Chiefs of Staff"

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President Joe Biden has nominated Adm. Lisa Franchetti as the Navy's next top officer, making her the first woman in the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin presented Biden with options, including Adm. Samuel Paparo, who leads the U.S. Pacific Fleet, as his recommendation. Biden ultimately chose Franchetti due to her qualifications and background. The decision is seen as a historic move in line with Biden's commitment to diversity in his administration. The announcement also included other personnel changes within the Navy's leadership structure.
Topics:top-news#adm-lisa-franchetti#adm-samuel-paparo#biden-administration#joint-chiefs-of-staff#navy#politics
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