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She was married to Michael G. Vickers, a former CIA operative and Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence. "After Phebe Novakovic married Michael Vickers in 1985, the alumnae magazine at her alma mater, Smith College, announced the nuptials. “Mike and Phebe met in the foreign service,” the entry cheerfully reported.
That is what is known in the espionage trade as a cover story. In fact, the two met while working for the Central Intelligence Agency. And Vickers wasn’t just any CIA operative. He was a former Green Beret who became the chief strategist for the agency’s secret program that armed the mujahadeen as they fought to drive the Soviet Union’s army out of Afghanistan.". Source: http://fortune.com/2015/09/11/phebe-novakovic-general-dynamics/DIEXEL (talk) 17:56, 29 January 2018 (UTC)[reply]
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