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January 08, 2021

Sandia Splits Deterrence Division, Brings in Ex-Raytheon Exec to Top New Units

By ExchangeMonitor

The Sandia National Laboratories split its Nuclear Deterrence division into two new organizations and brought in a former Raytheon executive to oversee them, the Albuquerque, N.M.-based labs network announced this week. Sandia rolled out the changes internally…

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