New Navy Installations Command head experienced with AUKUS partnership

Vice Adm. Brad Collins took over as Commander of Navy Installations Command (CNIC), succeeding Vice Adm. Scott Gray during a change of command ceremony at the Washington Navy Yard on Sept. 24.
This marked the end of a three-year tour by Gray, who while in the…

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