McNamara's tenure introduced data-driven management and organizational changes at the Pentagon that shaped U.S. military planning and policy throughout the 1960s, including early decisions connected to Vietnam.
President Kennedy's nominee Robert S. McNamara was sworn in as Secretary of Defense on January 21, 1961.
McNamara's tenure introduced data-driven management and organizational changes at the Pentagon that shaped U.S. military planning and policy throughout the 1960s, including early decisions connected to Vietnam.
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