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CNO Cancels MOUs With Three Military Affinity Organizations (Officers)

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The Navy canceled memorandums of understanding with three affinity organizations last week, according to Friday letters to each organization from the office of Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti and obtained by USNI News.

The letters, dated Feb. 7, to the Sea Services Leadership Association, National Naval Officers Association and Association of Naval Services Officers were from Franchetti but directed by Vice Adm. Richard Cheeseman, chief of naval personnel. The letters terminate the memorandum of understanding between the Navy and each of the affinity groups.

Sea Services Leadership Association is a nonprofit, established in 1978, to help mentor and develop women in the Coast Guard, Navy and Marine Corps. National Naval Officers Association focuses on promoting diversity in the officer ranks of the service so that it better reflects the demographics of the U.S. Association of Naval Services Officers and promotes the inclusion of Latino and Hispanic sailors in the Navy.

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