Frank C. Nash person

“And it basically puts him over all of the military assistance programs. In 1954, Struve Hensel, H-E-N-S-E-L, was nominated by Eisenhower to succeed Nash as head of the ISA. The timing of Hensel's appointment as ISA chief was during a period…”

“with the Department of Defense. Its first head was Frank C. Nash. He directed the organization, and in 1952, the position was elevated from Assistant to the SecDef to Assistant Secretary of Defense. That's a huge promotion and a huge moveme…”