By Marina Malenic Kenneth Miller, special assistant to the Secretary of the Air Force for acquisition since 2005, has resigned, the Air Force said yesterday. Miller was special assistant to former Air Force Secretary Michael Wynne. Wynne and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Michael Moseley were forced to step down last month in connection with a series of nuclear safety incidents. "Mr. Miller's plan was always to resign at end of Mr. Wynne's tenure," said Air Force spokesman Lt.…
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