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Chief of Naval Operations
the highest officer in the U.S. Navy and a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Word History and Origins
Origin of Chief of Naval Operations1
Example Sentences
Lisa Franchetti, who was chief of naval operations and the first woman on the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
He reported on foreign affairs for The Atlantic for many years, and is a former member of the Pentagon's Defense Policy Board and the Chief of Naval Operations Executive Panel.
Lisa Franchetti, the chief of naval operations, were said to be emblems of “wokeness” and “DEI,” which Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has decried as the scourge of the military.
Don Pilling—at the time the vice chief of naval operations, a brilliant destroyer commander with a Ph.D. in mathematics—to be one of his top aides for plans and policy.
Truman, who viewed this as an affront to civilian control, had the chief of naval operations relieved and other senior officers transferred to dead-end assignments.
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