By Geoff Fein Most people will likely remember Navy Secretary Donald Winter's tenure for his efforts to get new contracts for LCS, developing a new acquisition review process, or for leaning on industry to modernize their shipyards, but he hopes to be thought of as the secretary of the sailors and Marines Winter, who came on board in the fall of 2005, leaves office today. Given the current state of Navy shipbuilding, some people might think he has mixed feelings…
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