The Pentagon has appointed a Department of Defense (DOD) public affairs official as the acting publisher of the military newspaper Stars and Stripes weeks after firing three staffers at the independent publication for what it called subordination. The DOD named Chris Devine, a former Marine Corps colonel, as the acting publisher of the news outlet,…
Pentagon taps DOD public affairs official as Stars and Stripes publisher
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