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Randy Chandler

Federal Business Development, Morehead City & Strategic Industry Professional, Subsistence, North Carolina Military Business Center
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Randall L. “Randy” Chandler retired September 30, 2017 from the Defense Commissary Agencyheadquarters at Fort Lee, Virginia after 31 years of service. He began his commissary career in 1980 with the Marine Corps Commissary System

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Oct 31, 2022

Feeding the Forces

Subsistence purchasing has come a long way since Napoleon Bonaparte stated, “An Army moves on its stomach.”  Understanding the importance of nutrition for his Army and Navy, Napoleon commissioned prizes for suppliers who could develop a means to

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