Hung Cao
Hung Cao is a former congressional candidate and retired Navy captain who came to the United States as a refugee from Vietnam in 1975. Having served 25 years in the Navy, including in Special Operations and various roles at the Pentagon, he has a distinguished military background and a strong commitment to public service. Cao recently ran for the U.S. Senate in Virginia against incumbent Democrat Tim Kaine in the 2024 election, receiving an endorsement from Donald Trump. He holds a Master’s Degree in Physics and is recognized for embodying the American Dream through his dedication and service.
Born on Jan 01, 1975 (51 years old)
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Slovenia:
Hung Cao revealed the data on suicide attempts in written responses to Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's questions about the morale and mental health of the USS Abraham Lincoln crew.
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Australia:
Hung Cao, the acting navy secretary, reported on the sailors' suicide attempts.
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Costa Rica:
Hung Cao is the Secretary of the Navy who addressed the suicide attempts on the USS Abraham Lincoln.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina:
Hung Cao is the acting Secretary of the U.S. Navy who reported on the suicide attempts among sailors.
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Italy:
Hung Cao is the acting Secretary of the Navy who met with the families of sailors concerned about the news from the USS Lincoln.
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Vietnam:
Hùng Cao is the Acting Secretary of the Navy who met with the families of sailors to discuss mental health concerns.
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Vietnam:
Hung Cao is the Acting Secretary of the Navy who expresses confidence in the stable development of bilateral relations with Vietnam.
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United States:
Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao also condemned the remarks, writing on X, 'Unacceptable.'
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Vietnam:
Hùng Cao announced that there would be no disciplinary action against the Blue Angels pilot who flew close to the crowd.
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United States:
Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao said the flight debrief was complete and there would be no reprimands or firings.
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