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08-30-05, 11:05 AM
"After 38 years I still know exactly what I've known since I was a second lieutenant, that nothing good in my military career has happened without the great advice and counsel of a superb senior enlisted partner," Pace said.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 26, 2005 – Incoming Joint Chiefs Chairman Marine Gen. Peter Pace has selected an Army armor leader as the first senior enlisted adviser to the chairman.
Command Sgt. Maj. William J. Gainey, currently the top enlisted man in 3rd Corps and Fort Hood, Texas, will advise Pace on matters pertaining to the enlisted force. Pace is slated to be sworn in as chairman Sept. 30. He was most recently vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs for the past four years.
Pace said a senior enlisted adviser is important because he recognizes the value of noncommissioned officers to the U.S. military.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 26, 2005 – Incoming Joint Chiefs Chairman Marine Gen. Peter Pace has selected an Army armor leader as the first senior enlisted adviser to the chairman.
Command Sgt. Maj. William J. Gainey, currently the top enlisted man in 3rd Corps and Fort Hood, Texas, will advise Pace on matters pertaining to the enlisted force. Pace is slated to be sworn in as chairman Sept. 30. He was most recently vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs for the past four years.
Pace said a senior enlisted adviser is important because he recognizes the value of noncommissioned officers to the U.S. military.