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Nina Armagno, a retired U.S. Space Force lieutenant general, has joined the board of directors of Rocket Lab USA, bringing over three decades of military experience to the launch services and space systems company. She served as director for space programs at the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Acquisition for the Air Force.
She was the first lieutenant general officer appointed to, and director of staff for, the Space Force.
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She was the first lieutenant general officer appointed to, and director of staff for, the Space Force.
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