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Naval postgraduate school research summaries.

By Candreva, Philip J.
Publication: Navy Supply Corps Newsletter
Date: Thursday, May 1 2003

At the time this is being written, there are 82 Supply Corps officers enrolled in graduate degree programs at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. This constitutes a fairly large percentage of our lieutenants and lieutenant commanders. Several other active and retired Supply Corps officers serve on the school's faculty. Just what are they doing and how is it contributing to the country, the Navy, and the Corps?

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Most of the students are enrolled in the Graduate School of Business & Public Policy. For the more senior Supply Corps officer

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