The transformation journey: Rear Adm. Daniel H. Stone, SC, USN.(United States Navy )(Interview)

From: Defense AT & L | Date: September 1, 2005 | Copyright information

Rear Adm. Daniel H. Stone, SC, USN, became commander, Naval Supply Systems Command and 43rd chief of Supply Corps in July 2004. Stone leads a worldwide workforce of over 24,000 military and civilian personnel who provide a broad array of logistics support and retail services to U.S. and allied naval forces. As chief of Supply Corps, he is responsible for community management of over 3,800 active and Reserve Supply Corps officers and over 32,000 active and Reserve enlisted personnel....

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