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Navy's nuclear director will discuss national security

04-09-2007 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Adm. Kirkland Donald, the fourth highest-ranking U.S. Navy officer and director of the Navy's nuclear program, will talk about "Technical Education and National Security" at MIT on Wednesday, April 11.

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