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Hospital Corpsman
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Service Details
Service Status
USN Retired
Final Rank
Petty Officer First Class
Last NEC
HM-8402-Submarine Force Independent Duty Corpsman
Last NEC Group
Hospital Corpsman
Primary Unit
1997-2003, HM-8402, Commander, Submarine Group 7 (COMSUBGRU 7), Commander, Submarine Force (COMNAVSUBFOR)
Previously Held NEC's
HM-0000-Hospital Corpsman
HM-9502-Instructor
HM-8402-Submarine Independent Duty Corpsman
Service Years
1983 - 2003
Other Languages
Japanese
Official/Unofficial US Navy Certificates
Order of the Antarctic Circle
Neptune Subpoena
Order of the Arctic Circle (Bluenose)
Order of the Shellback
Jr Sailor of the Quarter
Sailor of the Quarter
Tailhook
Voice Edition
2002, Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV), Camp 1471, URQUHART-GILLETTE (Franklin, Virginia)
- Chap. Page
2003, American Legion, Post 327 (Member) (Norfolk, Virginia)
- Chap. Page
2004, USS Nimitz (CVN-68) Association
- Assoc. Page
2005, Navy IDC Association
2007, American Military Retirees Association (AMRA)
- Assoc. Page
2008, Disabled American Veterans (DAV)
- Assoc. Page
2008, American Association of Navy Hospital Corpsman (AAoNHC)
- Assoc. Page
2008, United States Submarine Veterans, Inc. (USSVI)
- Assoc. Page
2008, Naval Submarine League
2008, National Association of Medics and Corpsmen
2009, Wounded Warrior Project2
- Assoc. Page
What are you doing now:
I retired from the Navy in 2003 with my wife, Linda by my side; retiring from Yokosuka, Japan after spending seven years at COMSUBGRU 7. We settled in Courtland, Virginia, purchased a nice 2-story home, on 2 acres of wooded land, with a very large pond located approximately 200 feet from our back door.  It is very peaceful and we are surrounded by wildlife. Â
Please feel free to touch bases with me or if I can be of any assistance just let me know. Take care shipmates!!
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1984-1985, HM-0000, Naval Hospital Portsmouth, VA
1985-1987, HM-0000, USS Nimitz (CVN-68)
1987-1989, HM-0000, Portsmouth Navy Yard
1989-1990, HM-8402, NAVSUBASE New London/Groton
1990-1993, HM-8402, USS Memphis (SSN-691)
1990-1993, HM-8402, Commander, Submarine Group 8 (COMSUBGRU 8), Commander, Submarine Force (COMNAVSUBFOR)
1993-1993, HM-9502, Submarine Training Facility (Staff) Norfolk, VA
1994-1996, HM-8402, BMC Sewells Point, Naval Station (NAVSTA) Norfolk, VA
1994-1996, HM-8402, Admiral Joel T. Boone BHC, Naval Air Station (NAS) Little Creek, VA
1995-1995, HM-8402, Naval Hospital Great Lakes, IL
1995-1995, HM-8402, Naval & Marine Corps Reserve Centers
1996-1996, HM-8402, Naval Alcohol Rehabilitation Center, Bureau of Medicine (BUMED)
1997-2003, HM-8402, Commander, Submarine Group 7 (COMSUBGRU 7), Commander, Submarine Force (COMNAVSUBFOR)
1998-1998, HM-8402, USS Vandegrift (FFG-48)
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