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Late Thursday, the committee announced they will proceed with Gen. John Hyten's nomination process after having "devoted many hours to reviewing General Hyten and his nomination, at four executive sessions held by the committee and on their own time,” chairman James Inhofe, Oklahoma Republican, said in a statement.
John Hyten's nomination to move forward following sexual misconduct allegations →
“The fusion of commercial business with military is significant,” he said in March before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
