Did Former Deputy STRATCOM Chief Make His Own Fake Poker Chips? Stories Differ

The former deputy commander of U.S. Strategic Command denied that he counterfeited poker chips he used at an Iowa casino in June 2013, according to a Nov. 24 Associated Press story. In two recently released statements—written last spring to Navy officials—…

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