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Who Was first head of department that provided for the nations defense?
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Who was the first head of the department provided for the nations defence?
Tom Ridge
Who was the first head of the department that provided for the nations defence?
henry knox
How can on find jobs with the department of defense?
If you are wanting to work for the Department of Defense you should have your resume ready first. Then you can go directly to the Department of Defense website and apply and upload your resume for jobs you wish to work.
What organization first used the Internet?
The First "Organization" to use the Internet is in fact the The United States Department of Defense. It was called ARPANET and it was developed by DARPA, an agency from the Department of Defense
Who are often the first line of defense against terrorism in the US and other nations?
Counter-terrorism Intelligence is often the first line of defense against terrorism in the US and other nations.
When was internet used for the first time?
department of defense of the USA
Where was first computer established?
In the US Defense Department laboratory.
Who was the first leader of the us department of defense?
James V. Forrestal
Which department is the first line of defense?
The answer is Air Force, just did a quiz and that was the answer :)
Which department is first line of defense?
FBI COUNTER TERRORIST Division
Who was the first secretary of defense of the United States?
The first Secretary of Defense of the United States was James Forrestal. He was previously Secretary of the Navy before the creation of a consolidated Department of Defense.
What was the first name given to the US Department of Defense?
James V. Forrestal was the first Secretary of Defense. Forrestal was previously the Secretary of the Navy until the Department of Defense came in to being when president Truman signed the National Security Act of 1947. On September 18, 1947, the Department of War was divided into the Department of the Army and the Department of the Air Force, both of which joined the Department of the Navy as part of the new National Military Establishment (NME)--changed to Department of Defense in 1949, in part because the acronmy sounds like the word "enemy."
