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Kelechi Ndukwe becomes first Nigerian-American captain of a U S Navy ship

Kelechi Ndukwe becomes first Nigerian-American captain of a U.S. Navy ship The U.S. Mission in Nigeria Thursday congratulated Mr Ndukwe, an alumnus of the University of Notre Dame ADVERTISEMENT Kelechi Ndukwe, a Nigerian-American, has been appointed the commander of a U.S. Navy ship, USS Halsey (DDG-97), described as an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer. He is the first Nigerian-American to reach the height. The U.S. Mission in Nigeria Thursday congratulated Mr Ndukwe, an alumnus of the University of Notre Dame and the U.S. Naval War College. He was appointed last Thursday. Kudos to Kelechi Ndukwe on his new role as commander of a U.S. Navy Guided Missile Destroyer. The University of Notre Dame and the U.S. Naval War College alumnus becomes the first Nigerian-American captain of a U.S. Navy ship. Congratulations! pic.twitter.com/SCoaIVBlWd

Nigerian-American Assumes Role As Commander Of US Navy Guided Missile Destroyer

Nigerian-American Assumes Role As Commander Of US Navy Guided Missile Destroyer
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CLOSE-UP: Kelechi Ndukwe, first Nigerian-American to command a US missile destroyer

CLOSE-UP: Kelechi Ndukwe, first Nigerian-American to command a US missile destroyer April 02 ver from DeVere J. Crooks who had Advertisement As the first Nigerian-American to command the ship, the new role is the zenith of his 18-year career in the US navy which started with him working as an auxiliaries officer in 2003, a year after obtaining a master’s degree in national security and strategy studies from the US Naval War College. TAKING CHARGE AND WHAT THAT HONOUR MEANS TO HIM During the change of command monitored by TheCable, Ndukwe spoke about his birth in the US and how he has built a great career in the navy with the help of colleagues.

Democracies Don t Start Wars But Democrats Do — Strategic Culture

© Photo: Strategic Culture Foundation It may have been President Bill Clinton who once justified his wrecking of the Balkans by observing that liberal interventionism to bring about regime change is a good thing because “Democracies don’t start wars with other democracies.” Or it might have been George W. Bush talking about Iraq or even Barack Obama justifying his destruction of Libya or his interventions relating to Syria and Ukraine. The principle is the same when the world’s only superpower decides to throw its weight around. The idea that pluralistic democracies are somehow less inclined to go to war has in fact been around for a couple of hundred years and was first elaborated by Immanuel Kant in an essay entitled “Perpetual Peace” that was published in 1795. Kant may have been engaging in some tongue in cheek as the French relatively liberal republic, the “Directory,” was at that time preparing to invade Italy to spread the revolution. The presumption that �

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