Advisors of influence: Nine members of the Defense Policy Board have ties to defense contractors

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Data by Aron Pilhofer WASHINGTON, March 28, 2003 — Of the 30 members of the Defense Policy Board, the government-appointed group that advis

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Chris Williams":

"… had defense contracts worth $440 million in 2001 and $474 million in 2002.Chris Williams is one of four registered lobbyists to serve on the board, and the only on …"

"… l on Foreign Relations as an expert in international organizations and law.Chris WilliamsWilliams, who served as a special assistant for policy matters to Defense S …"

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"… company doesn’t try to donate to members of any party in particular.Chris Williams, manager of worldwide media relations for Lockheed Martin, said the compan …"