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CNO

  1. Chief of Naval Operations.



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If confirmed as CNO by the Senate, Adm.

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Although she was initially thought to be a front-runner to be CNO, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin recommended Admiral Samuel Paparo for the top job.

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Generally, nitrogen is produced together with carbon through the carbon-nitrogen-oxygen, or CNO, cycle in stellar interiors.

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Serving as the chief of naval operations, or CNO, is a special challenge for Gilday, 57, who was jumped from three stars to four a year ago when he was named to the top post, bypassing other, more senior admirals.

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Each CNO likes to boast about increased ship count, but the unfortunate truth is that the Navy can’t operate the 301 ships it has now, let alone the 355 it wants by 2034.

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