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September 17, 2007
Naval Station Newport has a new commander
NEWPORT -- A new commander has taken charge of Naval Station Newport.
A Navy spokeswoman says Captain Michel Poirier has assumed command of the base.
He's a 1983 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and arrived at the local base after a stint on the staff of the chief of naval operations.
Poirier also served aboard five submarines, including during two deployments to support military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq.
He replaces Captain Todd Malloy, who's joining the staff at the Command Leadership School.
-- The Associated Press
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This does not make any sense at all. All the training, time, and money invested in this officer for submarine duty and he's in charge of a small base?