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Chris Demchak

Chris Demchak

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Photojournalist, Associated Press

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I am willing to learn new things as a journalist. Getting new challenges is always welcome.

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Total articles 32

  • A Divorce Between the Navy and Cyber Command Would Be Dangerous

    By Chris Demchak Verified, Michael Poznansky, Sam J. Tangredi| War on the Rocks Verified Frustrated by reports of the U.S. Navy’s underperformance in cyber operations, Congress has made an unusual request. The Fiscal Year 2023 National Defense Authorization Act instructs the secretary of defense to report to Congress by 2024 on whether the Navy should continue contributing forces to U.S. Cyber Command. This request raises the unprecedented possibility that an armed service would not contribute forces to a joint combatant command.

    By Chris Demchak Verified, Michael Poznansky, Sam J. Tangredi · War on the Rocks

    Aug. 23, 2023

  • Gardening- Cutting Garden

    By Chris Demchak Verified| Auburn Citizen Verified Every spring, I cut fragrant lilac stems from the two bushes flanking my front gate and set them in a vase indoors, where their fragrance perfumes the entire first floor better than any scented candle or diffuser could.

    By Chris Demchak Verified · Auburn Citizen

    Jun. 30, 2023

  • A Divorce Between the Navy and Cyber Command Would Be Dangerous

    By Chris Demchak Verified, Michael Poznansky, Sam J. Tangredi| War on the Rocks Verified Frustrated by reports of the U.S. Navy’s underperformance in cyber operations, Congress has made an unusual request. The Fiscal Year 2023 National Defense Authorization Act instructs the secretary of defense to report to Congress by 2024 on whether the Navy should continue contributing forces to U.S. Cyber Command. This request raises the unprecedented possibility that an armed service would not contribute forces to a joint combatant command.

    By Chris Demchak Verified, Michael Poznansky, Sam J. Tangredi · War on the Rocks

    Aug. 23, 2023

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