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Navy Renames Program Office For Better Tactical Alignment

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Friday, December 10th, 2010

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Navy Space and Warfare Systems (SPAWAR) Program Office PMW 770 has changed its name from Submarine Integration Program Office to Undersea Integration Program Office. The tactical change, which went into effect Dec. 1, is expected to improve the alignment of innovative efforts and resources with the Chief of Naval Operations' vision and warfighting priorities and remove barriers that would inhibit the program executive's ability to deploy improved capabilities to warfighters. "The Undersea Integration Program Office will be the first program…

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