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Defense Watch: DHS CFO, Drone Security, Blackjack Launch F-22 Crash

Defense Watch: DHS CFO, Drone Security, Blackjack Launch F-22 Crash
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New DHS CFO. The Senate last week by a vote of 62-31 confirmed Troy Edgar to be the new chief financial officer for the Department of Homeland Security, making him responsible for the department’s fiscal management, integrity and accountability. Edgar was appointed associate deputy under secretary of management for DHS in January, a role that gives him responsibility for financial systems modernization and Coast Guard readiness. Earlier in his career, Edgar was a CFO at a Boeing military aircraft logistics…

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