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Current Service Status
USNR Veteran
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Current/Last Rank
Chief Petty Officer
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Current/Last Primary NEC
HM-0000-Hospital Corpsman
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Current/Last Rating/NEC Group
Hospital Corpsman
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Primary Unit
1996-2000, HM-0000, White River Jct VT
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Service Years
1974 - 2000
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Icelandic Domain
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What are you doing now:
I moved in with one of my clients in November 2006 so she could remain at home until her death. Louise is now 103 yrs old & is on Hospice since January. Not sure when--I have no crystal ball to forsee the future.
Miss Louise continued on with her journey 16February2010.
20September2011--I am currently working 2 jobs taking care of people in their homes.
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Other Comments:
Above picture does not represent Boot Camp
This was my retirement 2000 with my son, Jacob helping me cut the cake at the Naval Reserve Center, White River Jct, VT
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1975-1978, HM-0000, Naval Hospital Groton, CT
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1978-1980, HM-0000, Naval Station (NAVSTA) Keflavik, Iceland
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1980-1982, HM-0000, Naval Hospital Groton, CT
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1982-1983, HM-0000, Naval Reserve Training Center (NRTC) Pittsfield, MA
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1983-1996, HM-0000, Naval & Marine Corps Reserve Center (NMCRC) New Haven, CT
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1990-1991, HM-0000, Naval Hospital Groton, CT
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1996-2000, HM-0000, White River Jct VT
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Reflections on CPO Anderson's
US Navy Service
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PLEASE DESCRIBE WHO OR WHAT INFLUENCED YOUR DECISION TO JOIN THE NAVY.
When I was a Senior in High School the decision to join the Navy was not the first thing on my mind when getting ready to think of the future after High School. I come from a large family where money was not flowing readily and my mother had passed away when I had been a sophomore..what to do if I wanted a career in the Medical field. A friend and classmate of mine, Charlene Speigel had signed up for the USN & told me to talk with her recruiter. He came to my house and I decided I would join the USN..get an education and a career. I did not inform my father until he had to sign my papers. Looking back now I would not have changed my decision to join the Navy.
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