Who makes up the Joint Chiefs of Staff?
A) The heads of all the military services—the army, navy, air force, and Marine Corps—together with a chair and vice-chair nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate
B) The heads of all the military services: the army, navy, air force, and Marine Corps
C) The heads of all the security agencies—the NSA, the CIA, and the FBI—along with a chair and vice-chair nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate
D) The heads of all the security agencies—the NSA, the CIA, and the FBI—along with the secretary of defense and secretary of state
E) The heads of all the security agencies—the NSA, the CIA, and the FBI—along with the heads of all the military services (the army, navy, air force, and Marine Corps)
A
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