Global Strike to Rise to Four-Star Command Next Week

Brian Bradley
NS&D Monitor
7/24/2015
Command of the Air Force Global Strike Command will shift from Lt. Gen. Stephen Wilson to Gen. Robin Rand on July 28, ending Wilson’s nearly two-year tenure as commander of the service’s nuclear deterrence…

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