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CHNAVPERS
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CHNAVPERSChief of Naval Personnel (Washington)
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Ken Barrett, director of diversity for the chief of naval personnel, explains that retention has been equal between races and ethnicities, with African Americans at approximately 40% of the enlisted force and 20% of the officer force.
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