Bivins, Phil, CWO3

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Current Service Status
USN Retired
Current/Last Rank
Chief Warrant Officer 3
Current/Last Primary NEC
756X-Warrant Officer - Technical Nurse
Current/Last Rating/NEC Group
Line Officer
Primary Unit
1990-1995, 756X, Naval Hospital Portsmouth, VA
Previously Held NEC
YN-0000-Yeoman
HM-0000-Hospital Corpsman
Service Years
1969 - 1995
Official/Unofficial US Navy Certificates
Cold War
Plank Owner
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Chief Warrant Officer 3

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 Unofficial Badges 

Order of the Shellback Order of the Arctic Circle (Bluenose)


 Military Associations and Other Affiliations
Disabled American Veterans (DAV)Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)National Association of Medics and CorpsmenAmerican Association of Navy Hospital Corpsman (AAoNHC)
  2003, Disabled American Veterans (DAV) - Assoc. Page
  2006, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) - Assoc. Page
  2008, National Association of Medics and Corpsmen
  2008, American Association of Navy Hospital Corpsman (AAoNHC) - Assoc. Page


 Additional Information
What are you doing now:

Currently I have been doing volunteer work for a Pain Management physician in Pinehurst, NC. When time permits I also do volunteer work for the Moore County Free Care Clinic. Also volunteer as the Health Care reviewer in Moore County, NC for the American Red Cross.


Clarification: I wanted to state that over the years I have had broken service. So just to set the record straight, here goes: Sep 69-Aug 73; Sep 78-Nov 1980;
Sep 90-Apr 95
Naval Reserves: 1982-1986 Raleigh, NC;

   

  1980-1980, HM-0000, USNS Kilauea(T-AE-26)

HM-Hospital Corpsman

From Month/Year
- / 1980

To Month/Year
- / 1980

Unit
USNS Kilauea(T-AE-26) Unit Page

Rank
Petty Officer Second Class

NEC
HM-0000-Hospital Corpsman

Base, Station or City
Subic Bay

State/Country
Philippines
 
 
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 USNS Kilauea(T-AE-26) Details

USNS Kilauea(T-AE-26)

Type
Not Specified
 

Parent Unit
Military Sealift Fleet Support Command (MSC/MSFSC)

Strength
Not Specified

Created/Owned By
Not Specified
   

Last Updated: Nov 17, 2008
   
Memories For This Unit

Best Friends
Guys in Medical

Best Moment
Rescued approximately 50-70 Vietnamese "Boat People" from their adrift vessel. They had run out of fuel and food. There were several women who were pregnant. There was also a Chinese pirate ship that was closing in for the kill, until USS Kilauea came on the scene. We picked up the people, sank their dilapidated boat and took them to Singapore.

   
   
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