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  1. IT & Networks

Carter gambles with DIUx direct report

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Aaron Mehta

May 16, 2016
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Aaron Mehta

Aaron Mehta was deputy editor and senior Pentagon correspondent for Defense News, covering policy, strategy and acquisition at the highest levels of the Defense Department and its international partners.


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